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Southland Times, Issue 917, 16 March 1868, Page 1

Shipping Advertisements FOR OTAGO, LYTTELTON, WELLINGTON, PICTON, NELSON, GREYMOUTH, HOKETIKA, WANGANUI, TARANAKI, ANI AUCKLAND VIA MANAKAU. mHE P.N.Z. & A.R.M. Cp.'« _^-*Pf~™a|g Screw Steamship BANGI T O T O, 550 Tons, Will be despatched from Bluff Harbor Whari on or about TUESDAY, 17tk INSTANT, For Freight, Passage, &c., Apply to ■■„■•■• T. BRODRICK, Agent, Invercargill and Bluffy Harbor. _ SECOND^ WOOL -SHIP FOR LONDON To follow the "Ethels." mHE favorite Clipper Ship jßylg^ « C E LA E N O , " Al for 13 years, 700 tons Register, C. H. Rbnant, Commander, Having a full cargo engaged, will g9t quick despatch. Hub splendid Clipper is noted for her regular passages to Otago, which are among the quickest on record, and offers superior accommodations for passengers. Freight a^ current rates. For Freight or Passage apply to DALGETY, RATTRAY & CO., ' Agents; Or to GEOB&E GRAY, RUSSELL & CO. OECOND WOOL SHIP FOR LONDON. . The fine Clipper Ship, "EOBEET HENDEESON," 553 Tons Register, CAPTAIN BO YD, Now loading at Blnff Harbor, and having 'the bulk of her cargo engaged, will be despatched on or about the 2nd March. Has splendid- accommodation in poop for passengers. For freight or passage apply to M'PHEESON & CO., Orto CALDEE BLACKLOCK & CO., Agents. JOHN PAY AND CO., SHIPPING, CUSTOM HOUSE, AND FORWARDING AGENTS, TYESPECTFULLY beg to inform the Mer- -'-*' chants and Storekeepers of Invercargill that they are again Lessees of the Invercargill Jetty, and in connection with the usual wharfage business, are now acting as Forwarding Agents both from the Jetty and Railway Terminus. Goods entrusted to their care wul . be received at Bluff Harbor or Invercargill Jetty, and forwarded to Invercargill or any part of the Province of Southland. By prompt attention to business, the adversers trust to secure a liberal share of support. Wanted WANTED, a situation as overseer, on a Cattle Station, by a Young Man, wh has had ten years Victorian experience. First-class Testimonials. Address, W. S. E., Office of this paper. WANTED TENDERS for Clearing and Ploughing 100 Acres Land on Castle Rock Station. Apply to DALGETY, RATTERY & CO. WANTED a good Female General Servant for a Station, highest wages given. Apply Mrs P.'M'Kellar, Southland Club. ANTED, a General Female SERVANT Apply to Mrs. John Blacklock, Wellesley. , Rewards £4 EEWAED. "T OST from the Mataura Plains, fifteen months JLj ago, a Chesnut Filly, branded R on near neck, small spot on forehead, the finder on returning her to D. M'Farlane, Menzies Ferry, will receive the above reward. £3 EEWAED. STOLEN OE STEAYED. A young STRAWBERRY COW, rather long wide horned, a nick on near ear, a slit on off ear, branded X (St. Andrew's Cross) off. rump, supposed to have at foot a strawberry calf, unmarked and unbranded, and to have last October strayed in the main bush towards Mount Pleasant or across theOtautau. Whoever will bring them to the owner shall receive Three Pounds Reward. ' ■ D. M. CAMERON. Bonnifield, 20th. February, 1868. £1 EEWAED. LOST — From the WaiMvi Piains, about two iuouths ago, a black saddle MARE, white spot on forehead, puffed on hind fetlocks, branded like OX tinder saddle, near side, and J [\/\ conjoined on off shoulder ; the above reward will be paid to any person delivering the mare, or giving information leading to her recovery, at the Junction Hotel, North Road.