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New Zealander, Volume 8, Issue 609, 14 February 1852, Page 1

FOR CANTERBURY.

tk TT HE CUTTER "KAWIA," $|^ JL will fail for the above port on JH^ THIS DAY. For ireight apply to James Macky. :Feb 14th," 1852.

FOR LO N D ON. /X i rf^HE Fine A 1 Ship Js|D|\ X " CASHMERE," - JSf^lfe^ <s#o tons register, Gforge'Pear- *™^^** son, commander, having splendid Poop accommodations for Passengers, will sail as abovd in all' March. Apjdy to Brown & Campbell. Jan. 29th, 1852.

FOR SAM. FRANCISCO DIRECT. FOR '"PASSENGERS' ONLY. ■yv m H E New Swift sailing Balti"imS!^ A more built Clipper Schooner Jg|j|g « FALMOUTH," 120 Tons, S". A. Wilson; Ccmmander. This fine vessel •> will be the 1 first ship this season, and can accommodate a few Cabin and Intermediate passengers. From' her gieafr sailing qualities she presents a favourable opportunity for parties proceeding to California; the 'United States, or Europe. ( Early application to be made to , J3ain-& Burtt< Februarys, 1852. ;

HJ H. WILLIS & CO.'s XXWE OF PACKETS ■ BETWEEN LONDON AND NEW ZEALAND. *rpHE following fine first-class Ships are JL intended to be continued as Regular :—: — , " Clara," G. Potter, '600 Tons. '. " Simlab;' Robertson, 750 " " Cashmere," Pearson, : 800 " « Columbas/ 1 A. Holton, 650 " " Lord W- ! Bentinck," E. Canney,' 600 « , « Barbara* Goi don," W.Lilley, 500 " " Sir Edward Paget," A.'Barclay, 700 " "Victory," W.L.Mullins 700 « "Cresswell," T. Williams, 700 " -«• Stately," T. Gander, 700 « The Undersigned, Agents for the above -splendid Li«e of Vessels, are authorised to' arrange with settlers here who may be desirous -of bringing their friends in 'Great Britain out 1 to this Colony, and are prepared either to pay -the Passage ' Money at once to them, or to give satisfactory -security for itsipayraent on arrival '•of the Vessel. j Passage Money, if Paid on Engagement : Chief Cabin (lower deck) 35 guineas each. Tore Cabin 20 « " 'Steerage (enclosed berths) . . 17 " tl ODitto, for single men only 15 " " Childremunder 7 years, one-third, orunder ■14 years, two-thirds of the above prices. Further particulars on application to Brown & Campbeu,

INDEPENDENT CHAPEL

THE INDEPENDENT CHAPEL High Street, Auckland, will be opened tfor Public Worship, on Sabbath next, the 15th February, 1>852, when Sermons will be preached 'Vj the following Ministers ;—; — The Rev. Walter Lawry, in the morning, at eleven o'clock; The Rev. Thomas Hamer, in the afternoon, at three o'clock. The Rev. John Inglis, in the evening, at six o'clock. On Thursday Evening, the 19th February, a Sermon will be preached by the Rev. Robert Ward, at seven o'clook. Collections in aid of the Building Fund Tvill 'be made at the close of each of the above services.

rpENDERS will be received at the Office of JL "the Auckland Hundred, Newmarket, on or before Monday Tiexl, the 16th instant, at three o'clock, p.m., from persons desirous of performing the duties of RANGER for the Hundred of Auckland and Onehunga. Any further information can be obtained, at the Office of ilie War■dens, from the XUlerk. Auckland, February 10th, 1852.

GRASS SEED FOR SALE. Oft/} BUSHELS of MIXED GRASS ** v " SEED, saved in the best condition and free from noxious weeds. David White. Tamaki, 31sfc January," 1852.

S £ B D. TTrHITE AND RED CLOVER and t T other Seeds of every description on Sale at Thomas Somerville's, Hay & Corn Store, Feb. 10, 1852. Shortland-street.

-£|«O TO BE LENT on eligible € *'**^ security. To suit borrowers this sum would be divided, Apply to the undersigned. Wm. Grace, Solicitor. Auckland, 3rd Feb., 1853,