FIRST WOOL SHIP FOR LONDON. FOR LONDON DIRECT. rpHE splendid Aberdeen Clipper built J- ship GLENTANNER, Captain ijruee, will sail for London direct early in JJebruary, having the greater part of her cargo engaged. Wool shipped by this opportunity has every chance of reaching London in time for the May sales. The Glentanner has also excellent accommodation for a limited number of passengers. For freight or passage, early application is necessary to ROBERT WAITT, & CO. Norwich Quay, Oct. 16th, 1857. rTIHE Undersigned, having made arrangeX ments for the ship Glentanner to load wool of the coming clip for London, are prepared to purchase wool and other produce at the highest market rates, or to advance upon the same consigned to their correspondents, Messrs. James Morrison & Co., Philpot Lane, London. The vessel will afford every convenience for weighing wool on board, and it is confidently expected will be despatched in time to meet the May sales. ROBERT WAITT, & CO. Lyttelton, Oct. 15th, 1857. BLACK BALL LINE OF PACKETS. riIHE undersigned Agents for Messrs. -I- JAMES BAIN ES & Co., of Liverpool, are prepared ( to arrange with parties wishing any of/their friends to join them in New Zealand, to convey them to Canterbury by this celebrated line, and on-very Liberal Terms. The Terms can be 'known by applying at bur Offices at Norwich Quay. ROBERT WAITT & Co. EDWARD GENET, GENERAL COMMISSION AND SHIPPING AGENT, Norwich Quay, Lyttelton. AGENT AT LYTTELTON for the undermentioned Vessels :— REGULAR TRADERS. Between Lyttelton and Wellington, Schooner Canterbury, 50 tons, Hall, Master. Between Lyttelton, Akaroa, and Timaru, Schooner Lucy James, 50 tons, Throop, Master. Between Lyttelton, Christchurch, and Akaroa, ' Schooner Sea Bird, 30 tons, Thomas, Master; Schooner Ocean Queen, 30 tons, Cook, Master. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. Tons. Master. Cutter Annie 25, M'Cltuchie. Schooner City of London... 18, Foster. Do. Caledonia 25, Cowan. Do. Emu 30, Reynolds. Do. Emerald '. 18, Simmonds. Do. Eagle 25, Clarkson. Do. Father Thames... 25, Palmer. Do. Fanny 15, Leggit. Do. Gipsey 18, Clifford. Do. General Palmer... 18, . Riley. Do. Hannah 25, Morrison. Cutter Julia Ann 30, Swanston. Schooner Palinurus 20, Johnston. Do. RoryO'More 15, Gordon. Do. Waterlily 20, Green. CHARGES ON FREIGHT. FEOM CHEISXCHUECH QUAY. Per ton ..••.•■•• J&Wool 12s. 6d per bale Grain""!!! • !??P er]> usH Bran and sharps sd. per bushel FBOM THE FEBEY. Per ton v » -fl^ Wool 10s. per bale Grain'"!!!. Sd- per bushel ; Bran «nd sharps..... 4d. per bushel Freights due at Lyttelton on account of any of the above Vessels will be collected on the Monday after delivery.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume VIII, Issue 534, 16 December 1857, Page 1
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