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Lyttelton Times, Volume XIII, Issue 752, 21 January 1860, Page 1

FIRST SHIPS FOR LONDON DIRECT. TO SAIL ON JANUARY 15, 1860, THE WELL KNOWN A 1 SHIP CASHMERE, 640 Tons Register, John Byeon, Commander. TO SAIL ON FEBRUARY 1, 1860, THE WELL KNOWN A 1 .SHIP ' : ZEALANDIA, : . .V 1,031 Tons Register, John Fosteb, Commander. THE above Vessels are now receiving Cargo, and will be despatched punctually on the days named, in order to arrive in TIME FOR THE MAY SALES. Every facility will be given to shippers, and delivery of wool taken, if required, at Christchurch, ; Kaiapoi, or Timaru. The vessel ; returning in ballast trim, no press will be used on board. These fine vessels were built expressly for the New Zealand trade, and have superior accommodation, with every comfort for both chief cabin, second and third class passengers. , ,' , Wool will be taken at a nominal freigh.t. Chief Cabin Passage according" to accommodation required. .'..'"'' Second and Third Class 20 to 35 Guineas. . ; For IV.rther particulars as to rates, &c, apply to the CAPTAINS on board ;V to DALGETY, BUCKLEY & CO., Lyttelton and Chrisfchurch. FOR TIMARU AND OAMARU. THE Cutter FANNY, Mcliellan, Master, Will leave for the above ports every Week or Ten Days. Apply to DALGETY, BUCKLEY.&■_CO., Norwich Quay.. ARTHUR WILLIS, GANN, & CO.'S LINE OF PACKETS BETWEEN, London and new Zealand. rjHHE following, with other first*-class, ships, JL are regular traders. t% iNewt^aland^re-. Vessels. Tons. -Masters. Chapman 1200.... ..R. Harland Cashmere... 1000 ..J. Byron Cresswell 800 ...W. C. Barnett l Clontarf :....1500 ..J.Allen Caduceus 1500 i.G. Cass Egmont 1100 S. C. Gibson Euphemns 1000 ......J. Howard Joseph Fletcher ...1100 J. Pook John Masterman... 1000.... .J. Mcßuvie Maori .....1000..... G. Petherbridge Myrtle 1000 J. G. Merdue Mariner 1000 .......C. E. Fraser Sir Edward Paget 900 T. Wycherly Zealandia 1500.........<... J. Foster. The undersigned, as agents for the above line, are prepared to arrange with parties here who may be desirous of bringing their friends out to this colony,by paying either the whole or part of the passage money, or giving security for its payment on arrival of the vessel. For particulars, apply to DALGETY, BUCKLEY & CO., Lyttelton and Christchurch. OPENING OF THE MITRE HOTEL. MR. JOSEPH WM. JULIAN begs to inform the public of. Canterbury, that he has taken the well known Mitre Hotel, Lyttelton, which he has altered and greatly improved, and solicits a share of the public patronage. Visitors from the country will find that the Mitre is now one of the most comfortable Family Hotels in New Zealand; and Mr. Julian hopes by strict attention to the dietary scale, and a selection of superior liquors, to merit the support of his visitors. . An Ordinary will be on the table daily at 2 o'clock, and Soups at all hours. NEW PAPER FOR THE NEW ZEALAND & AUSTRALIAN COLONIES. By the Mails which leave England (via Marseilles) on the 18th November, will be despatched the First Number of a Newspaper, "T H E ENGLI S H MAI L," SPECIALLY INTENDED FOB CIBCULATION IN THE COLONIES OF AUSTEALASIA. ~ Urn HE ENGLISH MAIL" 1 is intended to supply Colonists, not only with a clear and condensed summary of all the Geneeal News of the Month—Foeeign, Commebcial, and Domestic; but also to bean : " echo" (as it were) of public opinion on all matters of interest relating to " Atjstbalasia," as daily expressed in the " Motheb Countby." "THE ENGLISH MAIL" will give the Latest Telegbaphic Intelligence—(Pbices— Maekets, &c, up to the hour of, going to press; and will be in exclusive connection with the AUSTBALIAN ASSOCIATION, at the AUSTEALIAN and New Zealand Rooms, Cornhill, London. The Proprietors have made arrangements for an ample distribution of" THE ENGLISH MAIL" throughout the various townships in each Colony; and confidently recommend it as a most useful medium for Advertisements, Home and Colonial, to all interested commercially and otherwise in the Colonies. BRADBURY & EVANS, Whitefriars, London. All communicationß, advertisements, or orders from the Province of Canterbury, are requested to be forwarded to the undersigned. ALBERT T. BRADWELL. ' Times' Office, Lyttelton, Dec., 1859. .