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Nelson Examiner and New Zealand Chronicle, Volume I, Issue 5, 9 April 1842, Page 20

("advertisement.] The emigrants on board the Lord Auckland present Captain Jardine with an izimuth compass, as a small tribute of their ssteem towards him for his liberality, his 'tindness, and attention to their comforts luring their passage from England to Nelson, New Zealand, and beg his acceptance of it.

Captain Jardine presents his compliments to the emigrants per Lord Auckland, and accepts with much satisfaction the tribute of their esteem. He begs leave to say that, in acting with kindness and attention towards them, he felt it a duty incumbent upon him to render a long voyage as agreeable as possible. Captain Jardine cannot leave Nelson without wishing his emigrants all the happiness and prosperity their enterprize deserves. Lord Auckland, Bolton Roads, April 7, 1842.

[advertisement.] On board the Martha Ridgway, Nelson Haven, 4th March, 1842. Dear Sir — We, the passengers on board the Martha Ridgway, having arrived at our destination, take the first opportunity of expressing our sincere thanks to you for your gentlemanly conduct and kind treatment, and also your readiness in meeting the views of every one, where it did not interfere with the safety of the vessel, and. satisfaction ultimately of all on board. At the same time we congratulate your owners in possessing tjbte services of so able a commander. Wishing you health, success, and happiness, believe us to remain, Your sincere friends, John Henry Cooper, Surgeon A. McDonald, U. B. of Australia, Nelson Alex. Le (Strand Campbell . H. Seymour T. H. Campell S. Seymour Faitny Seymour .;'• JAaiE McDonald Ajax McDonald. To^Gr**. Henry Webb. }