FOR SYDNEY. Calling at the Bay op Islands, if inducement offer. iJMJ§nJj\ npHE fine fast sailing first class |||L I brig "SUSAN," 219 tons register, Philip Jones, ■a fr miii » commander ; has very superior accommodation for cabin and steeiage passengers, and /will sail on Thursday next. For freight or passage, apply to Mr. John Beit, or to Brown & Campbell. Sept. 1, 1849. Intending Steerage Passengers are requested to inspect the spacious half deck accommodations, which are unequalled in the trade.
FIRST VESSEL FOR CALIFORNIA. A H£- TpHAT Fast Sailing Schooner flflfifk, I " THOMAS LORD, " Henry Cain, master — will sail for £««€£iri3s« g an j" ranc i sco direct on Saturday, the Bth September. Has room for a few passengers only, and will positively sail as above. Every attention will be paid to render the voyage agreeable. Apply to the master on board, or to Brown & Campbell. Sept. 3, 1 849.
FOR CALIFORNIA DIRECT. >^Wj|k -*- 90 tons, Captain Burns — has J|fi|§|^ room for Two (2) cabin passenee «^ ffiiS ** g ers an( j one steerage passenger. — Will sail on the 6th proximo. Apply to J. Salmon & Co. Aug. 28, 1840,
FOR KAWHIA. jS^SsT/sr fTTIE Fast Sailing Schooner Jfff|||\ 1 " POST BOY," IBffi^ 35 tons, will sail for the above M^SrSwiafea place on Thursday, the 7th instant. For Freight or passage apply to the master on board or to Messrs. Salmon & Co.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. To sail positively on the 20th of September. A n^ HPHE fine A 1 Barque AMk 1 « INCHINNAN," JiBE 565 tons register, Henry Pearse, Commander. The above vessel was advertised to sail from Sydney for this port on the 15th instant, and may be expected here about the Ist September, and will sail as above. She has superior cabin accommodations, will carry an experienced Surgeon, and be fitted up in the best possible manner for the comfort of intermediate and steerage passengers. There will be separate apartments for married couples and females, and every attention paid to their comfort. For freight or passage early application is requested, as a great portion of her cargo and passengers are already engaged. James Macky. Queen-street, 15th August, 1849.
FOR SALE, THE Copper fastened Schooner, "MARY,' 21 tons, carpenters' measurement, built by the late Mr. Sharpe ; and the well known' Cutter "SCOTCH LASS," 16 tons. They are in complete working order, and well adapted for the Firewood trade. also — 200 tons Firewood 500 Puriri Posts 1000 Split Rails 2000 feet Puriri Building Blocks. For paiticulars, apply to TIIORBURN & LENNIE. Mechanic's Bay, 18th August, 1849. [ A CARD. ] PRIVATE BOARD AND LODGING, AT MRS. lIEGABTY'S. 2 Hobson Cottages,
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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 350, 4 September 1849, Page 1
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