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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 164, 25 February 1854, Page 1

First Wool Ship of this Season for London. ■y^\ HTHE fine A 1, ClipperP«Njl -*- built Barque " Admiral _^^^^^\. Grenfell," 500 tons, William HNfc^^^ i^VvMc'Clellan'd, Commander, :~S§3£Sf vv^ commence loading on W*M§mmss&!^> her return from Sydney. This fine-Vessel lias excellent accommodation for passengers. . For freight or passage, apply to H. J. Le Cren. Freight on Wool, three half-pence per Ib. To Shippers of Wool. ±4bxA rpHE " Eagle," 400 tons, -*- A 1. at Lloyds, built by P^^^M^\K the Messrs.Wigramof Black•^[Tof^^ jU^a^ ""^ m;iy be expected shortly, <«»taii3S^ps» and will, on arrival, be laid on to ship Wool and other produce for London. Her accommodation for passengers is very superior. For freight or passage apply to A. J. AiPOKT, Agent. H. H. WILLIS & Co.'s Line of Packets between London and New Zealand. &K^*yL HPHE following fine first- ' -■- class Ships are intended L^b^^^^NN, to be continued as regular Persia Capt. J. Broadfoot . 650 Cres.iwell . . .'. . „ J. Williams. . 670 Sir Edward Paget . . „ A.Barclay. . 700 Victory ......'„ W. D. Mullens 700 Stately . . . . . , „ T. Ginder . . 700 Simlah „ C. Robertson . 750 Cashmere „ G. Pearson . . 800 Columbus ..... „ A. Holtpn . . 650 Lord Wm. Bentinck . „ E. Canney . . 600 Maori „ G. Petherbridge 850 Clara „ G. Potter . . 600 Egmont (a new ship) „ 800 The undersigned agent for the above r.plendid Line of Vessels, is authorized to arrange with Settlers here who may be desirous of bringing their friends in Great Britain out to this Colony, and are either prepared to pay the passage money at once, or give satisfactory security for payment on arrival of the Vessel. Further particulars may be known by applying to H. J. Le Cren. REGULAR TRADER TO KAIAPOI. THE Schooner "FLIRT," 13 tons, G. Day, Master, conveys Goods, &c, regularly to Kaiapoi. NOTICE. New Livery and Bait Stables, at Christchurch. MESSRS. AMBROSE ANCELL a> td W. JAN AWAY beg to inform their numerous friends, and the public generally, that they have left the Golden Fleece Stables, and taken that well-known and excellent range of Stabling at the White Hart Inn, where it is their intention to carry on Livery, Commission, and Bait Stables. The very best description of Forage will be kept ou hand, and the most careful attendance and strict attention will be paid to the comfort of Horses placed under their charge. Horses to let on hire. Horses bought and sold on Commission. Colts broken in and trained either to saddle or harness. A substantial Stockyard on the premises either for Cattle or Horses. N.B. Hay and Corn always on hand for sale.