FOR RUSSELL & NEW PLYMOUTH. v~ T"1 II E new Schooner, .JAfK "POST BO V," %|^|^3l tons, King, master, will sail for LsbrzrJzs&Q the above poits on Satuiday next, 141h instant. For freight or passage apply to Connell and Ridings, Queen -street. JulyC, 1849. FOR TARANAKI. (a regular trader.) 'ifofis^ TTII.E Schooner "ELLEN," *Mmw^. -*• 3 - ons> **■ ar^ s ' master » > W *^ Sa^ *"° r *"1(3" 1(3 a ' )OVe P Olt > On «fcsr--i=r J !£K» Monday next. For freight or passage, apply to the Ma 2 br on board, at Onehunga, or to / W. Mo* k. July 9th, 1849. /
. — +- FOR CALIFORNIA. / i O> HPHE FINE NEW BHIg/ AWL A xxwi, /, i*!!S§^ 120 tons, McLean, ma ter,/ bnilt 2&SSSSS3 jjy ]y[ cssrs , Waltons, of vaif ara+oxpocfed to at rive here about 10th A&gxxstfjwill sail for San Francisco on or tjjout Itc 20th of the same month. ' /,'/ ,' For Freight (having a poition ofi her cftjgo engaged) or Passage, apply to / If W. S.yGijuiurr;, / F lit- street. r n # B.— Early application i& necessary as only a limited number of Pa/sengersMll be taken. / v \ June 23, 1849. \
FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. aO^ T HE fine A l Bal( l ne >Aafev A " INC H INNAN," 565 tons register, Henry Pearse, vzstx&3»a4 Commander. The above ves&el has superior cabin accommodation, will be fitted in the best possible manner for the comfoit of intermediate and steerage passengers, being well ventilated and lofty between decks. Will positively sail as above 10 days after her return from Sydney, where a great portion of her. cargo and passengers are already engaged. For freight or passage apply to James Macky. Queen -street, 12th June, 1849.
FOR CALIFORNIA DIRECT. To follow the brig « Fanny." x )Tx> HP II E Fine First-class Barque V&&K 1 " ENNERDALE," J|K||f 450 tons burthen, J, G. Balliston, The above vessel has superior cabin accommodations, will be fitted with every regard to the comfoit of intermediate and steerage passengers, having seven feet between decks, and will positively sail fourteen days after her arlival from Poit Nicholson. For Freight or Passage apply to Combes & Daldy, Agents. Auckland, May 22, 1849.
FOR SALE, THE Schooner "CHARLES," and the Cutter « NAUTILUS." The sailing qualities of the above named vessels aic too well known to require any com • rncnt. For further paiticulars, enquire of Messis. Connell & Ridings, Queen-jili cct. S. YOU NG, No. 11, SIIORTLAND CRESCENT, MOST respectfully begs to inform the Inhabitants of Auckland, that he has commenced business as a SILVER-SMITH COPPER-SMITH AND TIN PLATE WORKER. All kinds of Fancy Lamps, Solar, and others cleansed and repaired — and miscellaneous jobs in the above branches neatly executed, on the , shortest notice, _^_ _™ ■ _
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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 326, 10 July 1849, Page 1
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