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LETTER-PRESS PRINTING, OF ALL KINDS, DONE AT THE OFFICE OF THIS PAPER. ~~~ FOR MELBOURNE, rpHB Fine fast-sailing Brigantine "DEJ- SP.ATCH," Rogers, master, 250 tons burden, will sail as above on her return from Ota go, *b&ut the 20th July next. For freight or passage apply to -■-/<•:-■/• jAMj-io SwiftBoURNE. STEAKL THE Fine, new, iron, screw steamer " NELSON," Edward Martin, Commander, expected about the 20th July, will leave for Otago the day after her arrival, calling; here on her way back to the Northern Settlements.1 For freight or passage, apply to Sidey & Le Ckew, Agents. STEAMER "NELSON." THE undersigned having made arrangements with the various Provincial Governments to RUN Messrs. Willis & .Co.'s sylendid New Iron Screw Steamer, the Nelson, 300: tons, Martin, master, between the Settlements of New Zealand, beg. to inform the public that the following .Scale of Chief Cabin Fares has been determined upon: — Between Manakau and New Plymouth £5 0 „ „ and Nelson .. 7 10 „ „ and Wellington ... 10 0 , „ „ and Victoria 12 10 , } „ and Otago 15 0 | „ Nelson and New Plymouth 5 0 „. „ and Wellington ... 5 0 „ „ and Victoria ...... 7 10 „ „ and Otago ........ 10 0 „ Wellington and New Plymouth 7 l'O „ „ and Victoria 5 0 „ „ and Otago 7 10 „ N. Plymouth and Otago 12 10 „ „ and Victoria .10 0 „ Victoria and Otago 5 0 Spirits, Wines, and Beer not included, but which may be purchased ou board. Fore Cabin Fares, one-third less. The various ports will be visited with the least possible delay, and in regular order, with the exception of Otago, which will be visited every third trip. She will sail punctually to her advertised time on all occasions, weather permitting. The "Nelson" has been built expressly for the intercolonial trade of New Zealand; is handsomely fitted ; bedding is provided, and every convenience for the comfort of passengers. For rates of Freight, days of sailing, or any other information,application is requested to be made to Messrs. Browx & Campbell, Auckland. Messrs. Bexhune & Huntek, Wellington. Mr. H. J. Le Chen, Victoria. Messrs. James Macandrew & Co., Otago. Or Mr. Vicars, New Plymouth. Alfked Fell & Co. Nelson, May 26, 1854. AS Agents of Messrs. Monet Wigkam and Sons, and C. A. Altmer, Esq., of London, the undersigned are ready to receive applications from the friends of persons in England who wish to obtain passages in any of the vessels despatched by the above parties. To follow the "Minerva," the "Cornwall," the " Slam's Castle," and other vessels. Cookson, Bowler, & Co. REGULAR TRADER TO KAIAPOI. Schooner "FLIRT," 13 tons, G. "*- Day, Master, conveys Goods, &c, regularly to Kaiapoi.

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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 181, 24 June 1854, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 181, 24 June 1854, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 181, 24 June 1854, Page 1

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