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New Zealander, Volume 9, Issue 725, 26 March 1853, Page 1

The “New Zealander’* is published every Wednesday and Saturday morning, and regularly forwarded to the other Settlements in this Colony; and likewise to New South ll ales, Van Diemens Land, South Australia, .he Society ana Sandwich Islalids, and to Great Bit ' America The Quarters commence on the first of January, April, July, and October; but Subscribers can commence at any period of a Quarter. Orders or instructions must be written, and all Communications to the Editor post-paid. Orders Jor withdrawn of ver isemen s dculJdat til oZ bffiZ fou/’clock on precious to publication.— Agents for the “New Zuu».r«-Bat of Mr. H, E. Hanley; New Plymouth, Mr. G. W. Woon ; Wellington*, "Independent’ Office; Nelson, Mr, C LUtott Sydney Mr Piddington Bookseller/ Hobart Town, Walch * Son, Booksellers; Launceston, Mr, W. L. Goodwin, “ Cornwall Chronicle” Office; Adelaide, " Observer ” Office; Melbourne, Mr. C arenagh, “Herald’ Office; London, Messrs. Simmons and U aid, Bucklerlbury] Edinburgh, W. gc E. Chambers; Dublin, Mr. J. W. Battersby, 10, Essex Bridge, Parliament Street ; Newly, Mr. Robert Greer, Margaret-Square; United States, Washington, Palmer * Sue then; North America, Montreal, r. A. son, “ Herald” Office: Sandwich Islands, “ Polynesian” Office; Tahiti, Mr. Gibson.

FOR MELBOURNE. The barque royal shepherdess, A. 1., 406 ions, John Bell, Commander, will sail as above THIS DAY, Saturday. John Woodhouse. Passengers are requested to be on board by ten o’clock. March 26, 1833. FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. ru HE BRIG R A V E N, I 170 tons, J. B. Thompson, commander, will sail for the above port on Saturday, the 2nd of April. For Cabin or Steerage passage, Apply to \V. S. Graiiame. Auckland, 24th March, 1853. FOR HOBART TOWN VIA WANGAROA. HE fine A 1 American Ship , 15 EDWARD, Cl E. p. Mosher, Commander, will sail as above in a few days. For passage only, having excellent accommodation, apply to Bain and Burtt. March 23, 1833. FOR LONDON. Under Engagement to H. M. Government to Sail on 10th of April. r. 11 E A. 1. BARQUE * 57’. MICHAEL, ckgwr&p- 377 tons register, R. W. Prance, Commander, will sail as above. For Freight or Passage apply To the Captain on board, or to Brown and Campbell. Auckland, March 23, 1835, & i H. 11. WILLIS & Co.’s LINE OF PACKETS between LONDON AND NEW ZEALAND. r FHE following first-class Ships are ini tended to be continued as Regular Traders: Tons. Maori, C. G. Petherbridge, . . . 900 Joseph Fletcher, J. Foster, .... 900 Cashmere, G. Pearson, 800 Sir Edward Paget, A. Barclay, . 700 Cress well, J. Williams 700 Simlah , G. Robertson, 750 Stately, T. Cinder, 700 Victory, 700 The Undersigned, Agents for the above splendid Line of Vessels, are authorised to arrange with settlers here who may be desirous to bring their families in Great Britain out to this colony, and are requested 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 40 guineas each. Fore Cabin 26 “ Steerage 20 u 11 Ditto, for single men only 18 “ “ Children under 7 years, one-third, or under 14 years, two-thirds of the above prices. Further particulars on application to Brown & Campbell. Auckland, Dec. 18, 1832. W ANTED—A Man Servant accustomed to House Work apply to Graham and Henderson. W A I T E R. ANTED, at the Exchange Hotel, an » * experienced WAITER. No incompetent person need apply. Exchange Hotel, 17lh March, 1835. TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. T ANTED--An Apprentice in a General Store, where the Baking and Butchering Business is carried on. For particulars apply at this office. \1 T ANTED—A Smart, Active, * 1 able LAD. Apply to RespectP. A. Phillips, Wharf Stores, Victoria Lane» TY T ANTED—An Active Young Woman, * * to make herself generally useful in a small family. Apply at the New Zealander Office. March 15lh, 1833. NOW PUBLISHED, AT THE NEW ZEALANDER OFFICE, Price Six Pence. A SERMON, preached in Sl.jPaul's Church, Auckland, on Sunday the 9th January, 1833, by the late Rev. John Frederick Cuurton, Colonial Chaplain.