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Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 731, 9 November 1859, Page 1

| FIRST WOOL SHIP j F0 R LON DON DIE EC T. THE CELEBBATJED CLIPPER LINER I ASH B U R T O, N , , A,, . 1 ■ 1000 Tons Burthen/ ; Alfbed King, Commandbb. FJIHIS Fine Vessel is expected hero in Novembe: JL :. Next, and will be ready to take in Wool im mediately on discharging her inward cargo. \ A considerable portion of the cargo being already ! engaged, the ship will meet with quick despatch ! and every facility will be afforded to shippers h I "warehousing and shipping wool. ! The wool can be weighed and marked, if required, at the stores of the undefsigned at Kaiapoi and Lyttelton, and similar arrangements will be jnado at Christchurch. Arrangements can also be made with the undersigned by intending shippers for pressing wool ,jraith their hydraulic wool press, at Kaiapoi, if re--gutted. 2for freight or passage, apply to COOKSON, BOWLER & CO.; or W. C. BESWICK, Kaiapoi, Lyttelton, August 30, 1859. SHAW, SAVILL, & CO.'S PASSENGER LINE OF PACKETS BETWEEN XONDON AND NEW ZEALAND. THE following first-class clipper ships will be continued as regular traders:— Ships. Commanders. Tons. Avalanche ;...J. 5t0tfc........... 1200 Bosworth J. Turnbull. ..1200 -Jura .R. Chambers 1500 Kinnaird D. Stephens 1000 Acasta .IJ. Holliday 1000 Ashburton JA.'King 1000 Berwentwater ;T. Thomson 1200 Golconda '..E. Montgomery....l... 1200 Eclipse .... J.Elliott ..' 800 Wild Dock T. Bishop 1200 Motoaka J.Stephens 2000 •Catherine Pember ton... W. Harris .: 600 Renltura ..... T. Gibbs ..., 600 The ships of this line are all A'l at Lloyds, and are specially selected for their superior-passenger accommodation and fast-sailing qualities. They are conrtnanded by gentlemen of experience j duly qualified surgeons are carried, and no pains are spared to...promote<-the health and comfort of passengers. The - undersigned agents for the above fine fleet of passenger ships, are authorised to arrange with settlers here who may be desirous of bringing their friends in Great Britain to this colony ; t and are prepared either to pay the passage money at once, or-give security for paymenton arrival of the vessel. -Full particulars may be obtained by applying to COOKSON, BOWLER, & CO., Lyttelton. TNTER-COLONIA^L MONTHLY MAIL JL SERVICE •BETWEEN SYDNEY, WELLINGTON, I CANTERBURY, AND OTAGO. ■ 6 '2- ■■ _ ■ ' ' ** "■ '« - ' o Jt ■£ . » .> ■ £ ? 1 4 ■* : 1 I a '.-. to i ■ I ■ "c ■ ■ i-• m. ■ \ •§■ a ■ i J ■*■■■ 1 ,1 A a I &' *■*■* © .© • S .6 ; S .fe W -t aa '- h t O - E<*.>. ■ < w ■■• € i : ! i'! ! O • H? ■■..-* ■' W H? «■ ■■ i oo _ ,« — — . < S > ■ B .S Mill i I f g Hi g -g. rt > I M "I • * I i i For Freight or Passage, apply to i MILES & 00., | , Lyttelton. CANTERBURY COFFEE, CHOP, AND DINING ROOMS. W BALES begs respectfully to inform the , • public that he has commenced business in ' the above line, npon the premises situated at the junction of High-street and Colombo-street, opposite Messrs. Fisher and Co.'s store, where refreshments may be obtained at all hours. Families visiting Christchurch, W.. E. can accommodate with private apartments; and j trusts by strict attention and moderate charges, to merit a share of public patronage. N.B. —Soups always ready. ' •