PROJECTED DEPARTURES.
Kliza Simpson, for Ilokitiltn, early. Flying Squirrel, for Giroy River, 22nd inst. Rillemnn, for Hokitikn, early. William and Mary, for tho Grey, early. Dancing Wave, for Hokitika, 23rd inst. Jnpiter, for Hokitikn, 22nd iiiot.
The now steamer being built at .Port Chnliriers by Ale.ssrs M'Kinnon and Murray, is now deoked over, nnd is expected to bo lnunched in threo or foul- week?. She is utrongly built, and handsome, her timbers being selected in Sawyer's Bay, while sho is plnnked witli Oregon pino, and decked with ICnu'ri piho of 'a superior quality. — '"Daily Times."
We see by tiio <l Sidney Empire" of tho 1 3th inst., tbut the s.s. Claud Hamilton wa.s to leave that port for Ifokitika on the 18th inst. The James Patterson, s.s,, which arrived at Sydney on tho 14th inst., with 20 passengers from Hokitikn, is laid on nguin for this port, lo sail with despatch.
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West Coast Times, Issue 77, 30 November 1865, Page 2
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151PROJECTED DEPARTURES. West Coast Times, Issue 77, 30 November 1865, Page 2
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