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New Zealander, Volume 8, Issue 599, 10 January 1852, Page 2

YOU TUti W'AIUFME GOLD J)I(JGL\GS. rv fine clipper Yacht « FRANCIS" r% JL will leave the New Whaif, Com-J-iLv,:.; mercial Bay, for the Waiheke Gold Diggings, at 10 o'clock precisely on Monday nest. This fine vessel has only loom for 100 passengers, and will sail punciual to the hour. Passage Money, 2s. each. Auckland, 10th January.

FOR CANTERBURY via EAST COAST, CALLING AT WAIHEKI.

To sail THIS DAY, at noon.

Ofcsv HHHE Schooner w«> x " SARAH JANE -" j££g§^*?ar For Freight or passage apply to Jamieson Jauvie. Fort- Street.

Tor the Bay of Islands.

*T>, HPHE Brig " EMMA," Captain BI >ANS|^ JL Brooks, will sail for the above TglPJ)' Port on THIS DAY, Saluiday, * s^^* s at noon. For Freight or Cabin Passage only, apply to John Woodhouse. Queen-stieet, Bth January, 1852.

FOR CANTERBURY. 'Ofe^ HPHE Schooner Wft^- 1 "ECLAIR," ?3iiPi& 40 tons burthen. For Freight apply to the Owner, or to JUmes Macky.

H. 11. WILLIS & CO.'s 1 I X U OS 1 PACKETS BETWEEN LONDON AND NEW ZEALAND. HHHE following fine first-class Ships are JL intended to be continued as Regular Traders:— " Clara," G. Potter, 600 Tons. " Simlah," Robeitson, 750 "

" Cashmere," Pearson, 800 " " Columbus," A. Holton, . . 650 " "LoidW. Bentinck,"E. Canney, 600 " " Barbara Goidon," W. Lilley, 500 " " Sir Edward Paget," A. Barclay, 700 " *' Victory," W. L. Mullins, 700 «. " Cresswell," T. Williams, 700 « " Stately," T. Ginder, 700 "

The Undeisigned, Agents for the above splendid Line of Vessels, are authorised to arrange with settlers here who may be desirous of bringing their friends in Great Britain out to this Colony, and are prepared either to pay the Passage Money at once to them, or to give satisfactory security for its payment on arrival of the Vessel,

Passage Money, if Paid on Engagement : Chief Cabin (lower deck) 35 guineas each. Fore Cabin* 20 " "

Steerage (enclosed berths).. 17 " " Dilto, for single men only 15 " " Children under 7 years, one-third, or under 14 years, two-thirds of the above prices. Further particulars on application to B:iOWN & CAMPBiiIX.

fo BE RAFFLED, TWO PRIZES, As SOON AS THE NUMBERS BE FILLED UP. 1. THE well known beautiful Cutter-yacht « THE GNOME," about 9 tons, well and very completely found. 2. A first-class FOUR-OARED GIG, built. by Gardiner, and known to be the fastest boat for her size (22 or 23 feet keel) in the colony ; with masts, sails, and all furniture very complete. Conditions may be learnt from, and subscribers' names will be leceived by A. W. Hansard, Agent, Shorlland-street.

COMMISSARIAT CONTRACT. BAY OF ISLANDS. Commissariat, Auckland, 22nd Dec, 1851. HpENDERS will be received at this Office r*- until noon of Thursday, the 15th Jan., 1852, from persons willing to supply the following articles for the use of the Troops at the Bay of Islands, from Ist February to 31st March, 1852, viz. FINE BREAD of the best marketable quality. The Conditions of Contract are stated in the Commissariat Advertisement, dated 14th Jan., 1852, inviting Tenders for the Auckland District, for the , twelve Calendar months, commencing Ist. April, 1851, with the exception of Article 2. of those Conditions. Bread of the above description being now required instead of bread made from 20 per cent, Flour. . It is requisite that strict attention should "be paid to Article 10. of the Conditions referred to. Every Tender that is not signed in the manner therein specified will be considered ineligible for acceptance. Philip Turner, Assistant Commissary- General.

WHARF IN COMMERCIAL BAY. Colonial Secretary's Office, Auckland, Jan. 7th, 1852. WITH reference to the notice of the 10th ultimo, which appeared in the Government Gazette of the 11th December, 1851, calling for Tenders from persons willing to contract for driving and framing the piles, and for planking the New Wharf in Commercial Bay. Notice is hereby given, that the time for receiving such Tenders has been extended to Saturday the 17th instant, at noon, when Tenders will also be received from persons willing to contract for filling in the said Wharf. Further information on the subject may be obtained at the Royal Engineer Office. By His Excellency's command, Andreav Sinclair, Colonial Secretary,