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New Zealander, Volume 8, Issue 604, 28 January 1852, Page 1

STEAM TO TAMAKI AW» OTAHUHU.

« mHE "GOVEKNOII WYN(A^O^v -I YARD" has commenceed running between Auckland and OtahnhuT 'calling at Mr. Mason's, Point England, Cooper's Point, and Pannmre, up and down, and will continue on this line until further notice— fteaving Auckland Thursday al noon> Friday 3 o'clock, p.m. leaving 1 Panmure j-iiday 8 o'clock.a.m. Saturday 8 » " Time of calling at Otahuhu governed by the state of the tide. Passage Money. j) ec k Is. Od. up or down. CrfbinV. 2s. 6d. ditto Return Ticket. . . 4s. Od. TreigHt, iDelivered or taken from alongside. Wheat per bushel Os. 3d. Potatoes, Flour, &c per cwt Os. 6d. n „ per ton 6s. Od. Measurement goods, per ton Bs. Od. Per package, not exceeding two cubic feet or one cwl ls « od * The -above rates will be charged uniformly to any part of the Steamer's route. tfgf The attention of residents at Howick, and partiestrading thereto, is directed to the short ■distance between that Settlement and the landing place at Mr. Mason's, and the facilities the Steamer will afford for conveyance of freight and passengers to and from Auckland. * * c. J. Stone, Agent.

THE " GOVERNOR WYNYAKD." « rpHIS new Steamer is now open aS^SO^. X for engagement for Excurgions, Picnics, the conveyance of '^^^^^I'owing purposes, on reasonable terms. Apply to C. J. Ptone, Agent. Princes-street, Jan. 20th, 1852. JFOR TARAKAKI AND CANTERBURY.

Oev HP 'H E Clipper Schooner j vMg^l "CICELY," l|2|||§|j 60 tons burthen, J. Liddell, Commander, will sail for the above Port on (Friday next, the 30th inst. iFor Freight or Passage apply to S. Norman, New Leith Inn, Onehunga, or to Chas. Davi«, Queen-street. Auckland, January 24th, 1852.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT, To' Sail on the Ist of February. FOR PASSENGERS ONLY. TpHE New Swift-sailing Baltivfefe^. X more-built Clipper Schooner J|||||g: «FALMOUTH," 120 Tons, J. A. Wilson, Commander. This fine vessel will be the first ship this season, and-can accommodate a few Cabin and Intermediate passengers. From her great sailing qualities she presents a favourable opportunity for parties proceeding lo California, the 'United States, or Europe. Early application to be made to Bain & Burtt. January 12, 1852. BRITISH and FOREIGN WAREHOUSE. SELLING OFF A QUANTITY OF SUMMER GOODS. A GREAT variety of Summer Goods, comprising — Ladies' Silk, Satin, and Damask Silt Visettes Silk Dresses Drawn Bonnets, Muslins Parasols, Barege Silk and other Shawls Ribbons, &c, &c. Will now be disposed of at Cost Price. The Public may depend upon the sincerity of the announcement. H. Ellis. Jan. 23rd, 1852.

TO BE LET,

AN IMPROVED FARM, of 50 Acres, within six miles of Auckland. The whole is fenced ; 23 acres are in pasture; l£ acre of Garden, planted with Fruit Trees, now bearing, on which is a Weather Board Dwelling House, containing six apartments, with Stable for four horses, House with bails for six cows, Potato, Poultry, and Pig Houses, &c, &c. The Farm is well supplied with water in the dryest season. For particulars apply at this Office. DEPASTURING ORDINANCES. ON SALE by the undersigned, printed separately in a pamphlet form, with wrapper, — Ordinances and Regulations relating to the Issue of Timber and Depasturing Licences on Crown Lands in New Zealand. — Phice one Shilling. J. Williamson, Bookseller, Sec. THE NEW ZEALAND METROPOLITAN ALMANAC for Sale at the ''Southern Cross" Office, at Mr. Jaggau's, Stationer, Lower Queen-street ; and at the Stores of Mr. H. E. Hanley, Bay of Islands. For Contents, &c, see the " New Zealander" of the 22nd or 26th of November last, or the " Southern Cross" of the 21st or 25th of said month, PtticE One Shilling.