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New Zealander, Volume 4, Issue 311, 23 May 1849, Page 1

FOR LONDON, JrJgT*r HHHE Barque "LOUISA," j|™RX J- 450 tons, Captain Wycherly, wHQySp^will sail for the above port, on aatß^lljSgya the Bth of June. For Passage, apply to John Salmon & Co., Queen-street. Auckland, May 10, 1849,

FOR CALIFORNIA DIRECT.

To sail on MONDAY next.

jr JK" *r TT\ H E fine fast - sailing new JM^v I Schooner "CLYDE," ygwXmPA- McLean, Master, will positively sail for the Fort of San Francisco on the 28th of May, instant. As the Clyde is fitted out for Passengers only, persons proceeding on board of her to California may depend upon having the utmost attention paid to their comfort and accommodation. For Passage only apply to the Captain on board, or to Robert White, Chancery -street. Auckland, May 22, 1849.

FOR CALIFORNIA DIRECT.

For Passengers only.

v-jv fPHE fast sailing schooner aA4lv " THOMAS LORD," tons burthen, Henry Cain, masEKfe6*Bs33ter, will sail as above on 20th of June. Parties proceeding by this vessel may rely on every attention being paid to their comforts by the master, who has been well known in the Bay of Islands trade for some years past, and who intends to take only a limited number of passengers. As several berths are already engaged, early application will be necessary. Apply to Brown and Campbell. May 22, 1849.

FOR CALIFORNIA.

i~- HP H E Fine A 1 Barque vte&L I « VOLUNTEER," fiS|F 242 tons register, W. H. Wingfield, 25fesas<K8l commander, is daily expected from Sydney, will sail as above in about ten days after arrival. Her accommodations for Cabin and steerage passengers are very superior, and having room for only a limited number, and a few tons freight, early application is necessary. Ajiply to John Woodhouse. Queen-street, May 22nd, 1849.

FOR CALIFORNIA DIRECT. To follow the brig "Fanny." AJL&* T HE Fine First-class Barque *%fijk i- « ENNERDALE," JiSSE 450 tons burthen, J. G. Balliston, r&*a'(«B commander. The above vessel has superior cabin accommodations, will be fitted with every regard to the comfort of intermediate and steerage passengers, having seven feet between decks, and will positively sail fourteen days after her arrival from Port Nicholson. For Freight or Passage apply to Combes & Daldy, Agents. Auckland, May 22, 1849.

FOR SALE. THE well-known Schooner "NANCY," 39 tons burthen. This vessel is well adapted for the coasting trade, being built expressly for that purpose, and well found in every particular. Can be ready for sea in a few hours, For Particulars apply to the undersigned. J. Coney.

NOTICE.

SHIPPERS per Brig "Fanny," are requested to have all Freight alongside on or before Friday the 25th inst. Walter Combes, Agent. Auckland, May 22, 1849.