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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XXI, Issue 2546, 15 September 1865, Page 1

THE NEW ZEALAND STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S STEAMERS, under contract with the, Government, will leave during caSh month as follows : — FOR TAURANGA, NAPIER, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, AND OTAGO. ' RANGATIRA,' 13th, at 2 p.m. •QUEEN, 1 23rd, at 2 p.m. FOR TARANAKI, NELSON", PICTON, WELLINGTON, LYTTELTON, OTAGO, AND BLUFF. ' WELLINGTON,' ISth, at noou. FOR WAIKATO, RAGLAN, TARANAKI, WANGANUI, AND WELLINGTON. •AHURIRI,' or other boat, Twice a Month, 43 hours .after arrival. All freights and passages must be engaged at the Agents' oflices. COMBES fe DALDY, Agents.

FURTHER REDUCTION OF ' FREIGHT TO WAIKATO. «a „ ~\\T -T. YOUHG is now prepared YV . to forward Merchandise from Auckland to nil stations on the Wai - kato, as follows : — PKR TON. (40 cubic ft.) Auckland to Ngaruawahia £4 0 0 Ngariiawahia to Hamilton 10 0 Ngai iKiw.ibia to Cambridge 1 10 0 Ngaiuawalna to Whatawhata 10 0 Ngaruaw.ihia to To Rori 1 0 0 Ngaruawahia to Alexandra 1 10 0 iB" Vessels leave Onehunga twice each week ; vifl Maungatawhiri Creek, daily. Queeu-stieet, September 4, 1865. STEAM TO WANGAREI AND COROMANDEL. Amj/gL,. rpHE favourite p.s. 'SANDFLY' BkMaW -"- M *'^ leave the Queen street i^lVajjj^Pl Whaif for Coromandel every WKDT E3DAY, am i f or Wangarei every FRIDAY. For time-table, &c , apply to BUTT & ANDERSON, Agents,

STEAM TO WANGAREI. jis&iNjN*. nPKE p.s. 'SANDFLY «ill ■^l_A!^lSi^' JL leave for the abo%c poit THIS vJllgigllllf?' D KY (Friday), at 6 p.m. j BUTT «fc ANDERSON, Agents.

HOKITIKA GOLDFIELDS. FOR TAURANGA, NAPIER, WELLINGTON, PICTON, NELSON, NEW PLYMOUTH, AND THE MANUKAU. (Tianshippingat Wellington ou the 24th to 'Tararua,' for Canterbury and Otago.) — _raa«aaP HP 3 - 13 JE> * nama > evr Zealand egzSfr^ I and Australian Royal *<T V '!<«i«V/'t_iA V) l Company's Steamship "■-- ' ~%>i&?3fe-t, « AIREDALE,' 500 tons, 100 horse power, H. Haiuus, Commander, will be despatched ou MONDAY, the ISth instant, at noon. Freight or passage must be engaged at the Company's office, 1 J H. M. JERVIS, Agent.

FOR SYDNEY. 7 /ki HPHE 'ALICE CAMERON will y )m&&\ -I- siil ou SATURDAY next, £3_2_!E^ i * ns * aii k «sessig£s_»" Apply to S HFNDERSON I M VC'F VRLANE. ;

G O L D ! G O I, D ! GOLD! FOR HOKITIKA DIRECT. TYMI E well - known three - lnitted W^SS*- Schooner ' RIFLEMAN,' T. McOlatchib, Master, will sail as above on TUESDAY NEXT. This vessel being of light draught, and having delivered a full oargo at the above port lately, offers sufficient inducements to Shippers and Pajs«engeri. BUTT & ANDERSON, Agents.

FOR NAPIER DIRECT. YS^lfesv rr P Hl5 Schooner 'ROSE ANN,' .Tones, mj^TO BL Master, will sail for tho above sarfc&BiiS&Po!^ on q \TURDAY, lGth instant. For freight or passage, apply to JOMN SALMON" & CO.

FOR THE BAY OF ISLANDS. A."k nnHE fins clipper Schooner WrP^ . 'GENERAL CAMERON \% Vgr&Lw will sail for the Bay of Islands, on !&SfeS*2fcrSATUKDAY, the 10th inst. Freight, 15a. per ton ; C.ibiu pa^s.ige, 255. Apply to OWEN „ GRAHAM, Agents.

FOR PORT WAIKATO. fk rp HE Regular Trader ' AQUILA' JgHfe. X will nail with despatch. , SplffXA. For f i eight, apply to MrWk. G ' HO]n GF, **S&3ks3»* * Onehuiiga.

FOR WAIUKU. 4*pßE fast sailing cutter 'DANTE,' J Morris, Master, will trade regularly twice n week fiom Oneliunga to the above port. For freight or passage, apply to SAMUEL FLEMING, Beach, Oneliunga.

SUITABLE FOR THE HOKITIKA TRADE. FOB, SALE, -^ ' ' ri^nE fa^t Rniliuq Schooner t \>* JL 'ISABELLA,' VIA 1? W of 30 tons burthen. ' •*vffc&3g££ Coppered and cnpper-fnstoncd. Weli found in sails and ground tackle, &c 'Apply to SHIRLEY W. HILL, .' -" ' ' Queen-ijlreet Whaif.!