young, &" c bV:'s° line, ' BETWEEN LONDON AND NEW ZEALAND. John Taylor. . . J. ,M:.Cawkitt . .'BSO NorLhfleet '. . .' N. JPentreath . . 1050 Duke of Portland. G. P. Seymour . . 530 Balnaguith. . . A.'. Smith, h.c.s. . 900 Norman Morrison.' C. L. Maundrell. . 1600 Trafalgar . , . C. Richardson .' . 1200 Ashmove . . . , Henry Edwards . . 800 Cordelia.... J. Mackenzie . . ; 500 Gypsy . . . . H. Bolton .... 700 Royal Stuart . . — Tadman. ... 900 Cormibia. . . . W.Ellison. ... 600 John Phillips . . .... 800 New Era Johnßhind . . . 1300 Merchantman . . —Brown. . . . 1500 Oriental .... Marcoy. .... 600 Westminister . . Westgarth. . . . 1500 Libertas .... Dobson. . ... 800 Hastings. . . . Carrew 600 Philip Laing . . _J. S. Cadenhead . . 700 Rose of Sharon . J. Southeron . . . 1300 Heroes of Alma . T. Silk ...... 1200 Cossipore ... A. Hellyer . . . 834 Solent . . . . M. Brooks . . . 708 Ashburton ... A. King ... 589 To be followed by other equally fine ships at intervals of about one month. A return ship of suitable tonnage will call at all the Southern Ports of New Zealandfor cargo home, during the month of February next. For further particulars relative to the business of this line,! apply to WORSLEY & CO, Agents, Wellington. COOKSON, BOWLER, & Co., Agents, Lyttelton. FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. THE A 1 CLIPPER SHIP NOUR MAHAL, 1.250 tons Burthen, L. C. Beayley, Coi-MASTdeb, will be despatched for the above port about THURSDAY, the 15th instant. The arrangements and accommodations of the Nourmahal combine as much comfort and convenience as can well be attained at sea. To persons desirous of visiting the Australian Colonies, the sailing of this fine vessel^ will afford an excellent opportunity for securing a quick and comfortable passage to Sydney. For freight or passage, apply to MILES KINGTON & CO., Norwich Quay. TRAVELLERS'- REST. HEAD OF AKAROA HARBOUR. THE undersigned begs leave to inform the public that he has taken the above house, where travellers to and from Akaroa will find good accommodation at moderate charges; and i trusts, by keeping the best quality of Ales, Wines, and Spirits, that he may merit the , patronage of the public. JAMES WILLIAMS. Parcels forwarded to and from Pigeon Bay and Akaroa, in connection with the Steamer from Lyttelton. Jan. 15th, 1858. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER. THE Ketch "EAGLE." Apply to F. NOBLE CAMPBELL & CO., By whom freight in Lyttelton from this date will be collected. Oxford st., Lyttelton, Sept 25, 1857. SCHOONER FATHER THAMES, FOSTER, MASTER., T^REIGHT fi-om Quay.—Grain, 5d..f. J_ bushel. Freight from Ferry.—-Grain, 4d. bushel. Potatoes from Quay and Ferry.—2ls. *_> ton. EDWARD GENET, Agent. Norwich .Quay, Lyttelton Feb. 18th, 1858. INK. RED and black writing' inks Copying' do. of the best quality, iv quarts, pints, and smaller bottles, On S ale at the " Lyttelton Times'' Office.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 593, 14 July 1858, Page 1
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422Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Lyttelton Times, Volume X, Issue 593, 14 July 1858, Page 1
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