FOR THE PORT PHILLIP GOLD DIGGINGS. /X . rpHE A 1 Barque jJ#J|\ X "GLENCOE," £>|l||§fcg)' 250 tons, J. Lilewall, maste] *»8f w in sa il f O r Melbourne, o Monday next, 10th inst. For Freight, or Cabin and Steerage Passage apply to the Commander on board, or to s Thomas Lewis. Immediate application necessaty to secur passage. Queen-street, Bth May, 1852.
FOR WELLINGTON, CALLING AT TARANAKI. <^W rpHE SCHOONER wEb^A "ECLAIR," Jgjfllgsir having good accommodation fc passengers, 'will sail in a few days. Fc Fieight or Passage, apply to Edwin Davy, or Jamieson Jaryii May 7, 1852,
FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. _ri~ mHE BARQUE -J«|\ ± « DANIEL WEBSTER," Jg||||^ 300 tons, Philip Jonfs, Com mander, will sail for the above port in 10 day* For Passage only apply to John Salmon & Co., Lower Queen-street May 6, 1852,
FOR LONDON DIRECT. -It. rpHE British-built Brig Jjk X "NINA," 220 tons register, R. Phillips ■wWwbw* Commander, A 1 for twelve years and now only two years old ; has excellen accommodation for passengers; will sail fo the above Port on Thursday, the 20lh inst. For Freight or Passage apply to the Captain on board ; or to John Salmon & Co., Queen-street Auckland, May 6, 1852.
FOR LONDON. Daily eapected, and will sail a weei after arrival. /Xi T^HE Fine Frigate-built Shi] JSKfcs. -I "WILLIAM HYDE," J^Jy^r^ J. L. ArPLEWHAiTE, H.C.S.,Com ******'* mander, having splendid accom modations for passengers. Jd* Carries an experienced Surgeon. Apply to Brown & Campbell. Auckland, April 27, 1852.
H. H. WILLIS & CO.'s Zizxrzs or packets BETWEEN LONDON AND NEW ZEALAND. THE following fine first-class Ships an intended to be continued as Regula Traders :—: — " Clara," G. Potter, 600 Tons " Simlah," Robertson, 750 " 11 Cashmere," Pearson 800 " M Columbus," A. Holton, 650 " « Lord W. Bentinck," E. Canney, 600 « ** Barbara Gordon," W. Lilley, 500 " « Sir Edward Paget," A. Barclay, 700 " " Victory," W. L. Mullins 700 " " Cresswell," T. Williams, .... 700 " " Stately," T. Ginder, 700 « The Undersigned, Agents for the abov< splendid Line of Vessels, are authorised te arrange with settlers here who may be desiroui of bringing their friends in Great Britain ou to this Colony, and are prepared either to pa] the Passage Money at once to them, or to gii < satisfactory security for its payment on arriva of the Vessel. Passage Money, if Paid on Engagement : Chief Cabin (lower deck) 35 guineas each Fore Cabin 20 « " Steerage (enclosed berths) .. 17 " " Ditto, for single men only 15 " " Children under 7 years, one-third, or undej 1 4 years, two-thirds of the above prices. Further particulars on application to Brown & Campbell.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. THE firm of Partnership, hitherto existing between William Griffin, and John A Losee, Plumbers, Glaziers, &c , has been This Day, dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Losee will receive all debts owing te frthe above firm, and discharge all claims. Parties having claims are requested to present them, and all debts due are requested at early as possible. William Griffin, John A, Losee. Auckland, May 4th, 1852. w. f William Gilberd. Witnesses \ , ' I John Derrom. [ C AR D . "I GILBERD & GRIFFIN, Painters, Slumbers, and Glaziers, Princes Street. Auckland^" May 4th, 1852.
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New Zealander, Volume 8, Issue 633, 8 May 1852, Page 1
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