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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 183, 1 March 1848, Page 2

[copy.] To Captain Cooney ; Commander of the brig Maukin. Dear Sir,— After a very prosperous and pleasant voyige from Auckland in the Maukin, we cannot take leave of you without expressing our satiifaction at the treatment we have experienced at your hands during the voyage. You have evinced the greatest readineis at all times to contribute as much as in your power to our comfort, and to render the voyage as agreeable as possible. Having witnessed your urbanity and kindness to nil the passengers on board, we are not the least surprised that your veisel should have earned a good name as a pissengcr-ship, and we feel confident that under your management 6he will sustain that character which. she vow enjoys in the ports between which §he trades. Wishing you a long and prosperous life in your avocation, and many as pleasant voyages as we have just completed , We remain, dear Sir, Your's truly, M L. Westroppi Lieut. 58th Kegt. (Signed) W. S. Archer W. Brodie J. Williamson. Sydney, Jan. 19, 1848. We, the Undersigned, have, during the last two years made passages to and from Sydney, in die Brig Maukin, commanded by Captain Cooney, and we have much pleasure in bearing testimony to his gentlemanlike conduct, and close attention at all times, both to his vessel and passengers — Thos. BeGkham, Resident Magistrate, Robt. A. FitzGerald, (for self and fsmily.) David Graham Kodk. M'Kenzie Mrs. D. Natlmn Mrs. C. Robinson Miss Gillespie Arthur G. Purchas— for self and Mrs. Purchas Mrs. M' Walters Airs. Campbell Walter Robertson Mri. Robertson Miss Robertson Miss B. Robeitson <JL^ Muster J.s. Robertson Joseph Davis Mrs. Davis Vs. O. OBrien Thomas Craig ■ * t }i Mrs. T. Craig G. Codlin W. N. Palmer Mr*. Scultz J. G. Petingale A. Parkinson James Stuart Mrs. J. Stuart