FOR CALIFORNIA. fPHE fine fast-sailing A 1 British |ffl^l built Ship JgMK "COMMODORE," Vb£&&stsSSl 630 tons burthen, James Broadfoot, Commander ; will sail for San Francisco on or about the 20th March. For Freight or Passage, (cabin, intermediate, or steerage,) having superior accommodations, apply to C. J. Stone. N.B. — The greater part of her cargo being already engaged, the " Commodore" will have quick despatch. Only a limited nnmber of passengers will be taken. February 15, 1850.
FOR CALIFORNIA. First Ship for San Francisco. JTs^jr npiiE A 1 first class Ship |l!llBP^ SSO tOnS » T ' B> Harrison » Com - M^^^^^9 mander, is under engagement to sail for the above Port on the 3rd of March. Height 6 ft. 6 in. 'tween decks, and carries an experienced Surgeon. For passage immediate application is requisite, as the "Johnstone" will be positively despatched on the day named. Apply to the Captain on board, or to Thomas Lewis, Agent. Wharf, Queen-street, Feb. 19, 1850.
' FOR CALIFORNIA. x OS HpHE well-known clipper barque Pftl^ -* "HAMLET," JjgßiE 425 tons register, Joseph Wilson, * x *^ Eesa * Commander, has room for four cabin and twelve intermediate passengers only, and will sail in thirty days from this date, having all her cargo rczdy for shipment. A few tons of freight will be transferred to passengers on early application, to allow the charterers to arrange accordingly. For Passage apply to Mr T. Henderson 5 or, W. C. Daldy.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO. jjTjTir m HE Clipper Schooner Jp®^^S. -A- " Sir John Franklin," HfilliP^ 69i tons»will sail about the llth For cabin passage only, apply to Mr. Campbell on board. Auckland, Feb. 4, 1850,
FOR CALIFORNIA. A n- HT H E Schooner #T§i^> ■ "EAGLE," J|B§jE 120 tons, Captain Winter, will sail s^ ts*£SS* for s an Francisco, on the 3rd, March; has room for two Steerage Passengers. Apply to John Salmon & Co., Lower Queen-street.
WANTED. WANTED A SAILING MASTER and MATE to proceed to California. None need apply who cannot produce satisfactory reference as to their capability and character. Apply to John Campbell, on board the " Sir John Franklin." Feb. 18th, 1850.
DAIRY FARMS AT EPSOM. TO BE LET, to the first September next, or for one or more years, Two Dairy Farms, of twenty-five acres each, situated between the residence of Captain Powditch and Mr. Patrick Donovan. The Farms have been laid down with eveiy variety of the choicest mixed grasses, and are at present producing most abundantly j half an acre of this grass is amply sufficient to feed a milking cow during the year. . For terms and particulars, apply to the owner James Simms, or to Mr. Hansard, Estate Agent, — High Street. Auckland, Feb. 15, 1850.
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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 404, 27 February 1850, Page 1
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