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New Zealander, Volume XVIII, Issue 1727, 27 September 1862, Page 1

Steam to Coromandel. . rpHE Iron Padcllo Steamer jAA A “ TASMANIAN MAID,” Captain T. Jackson, will leave as Coromandel for Auckland on SATURDAY, 27th instant, at 9 a.m. Note. —This will probably bo tho last trip of the Steamer, previous to laying up for an overhaul, [which will extend over a fortnight. Takes: —Saloon, 10s.; Fore Cabin; 7s. Exclusive of provisions, which can bo had on board at moderate rates. Freight (including landing charges at Coromandel), 20s. per ton. GEORGE RIDINGS, Agent, Queen-street Wharf. FOR SYDNEY DIRECT. r PIIE Inter-colonial Royal Mail ComX pany’s Steamship “LORD ASHLEY,” 500 tons burthen, Edward Wheeler, Commander, will bo despatched for tho above port direct, from Quccn-strcct Wharf, on WEDNESDAY, tho Ist day of October, at 9 oVlock, a m. carrying Her Majesty’s Mails, Specie, and Cargo. Fares: Saloon -£l2 Second Cabin 6 For freight or passage, apply at tho Company’s Offices. Queen-street Wharf. U ’ V 11. M. JERVIS, * Local Manager. September 26th, 1862. Under Engagement with the General Government. fJMIE S.S. “WONGA WONGA,” will leave Wellington for Picton on 29th Sept. Picton lor Nelson on 30th “ Nelson for Taranaki on 2nd Oct. Taranaki for Manukau 0n... 3rd “ Manukau for Taranaki 0n... Bth “ Taranaki for Nelson on 9th “ Nelson for Picton on 11th “ Picton for Wellington on ... 12th “ COMBES & DALDY, Agents. September 10th, 1862. signed. Regular Trader to Coromandel. rpilE favourite clipper cutter 1 “ BESSY,” Captain J. Edwards. Goods for shipment stored by the undcrC. A. HARRIS. For Kaipara. rpilE “SALCOMBE CASTLE,” Capt. 1 James, will sail for the above port in a few days. Has room for a few tons Goods. For freight onlv, apply to C. J. STONE. -street Wharf, “ember 23rd, 1862. First Vessel for Otago. THE fine Clipper Brig “ LALLA ROOKH,” 250 tons, J, Eedy, Commander, will sail for the above port on SATURDAY next. ’FoTFrelght or Passage apply early to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. 24th September, 1862. First Vessel for Sydney. rpilE “ALICE CAMERON,” on 1 SATURDAY next, 27th inst. Apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. Auckland, 22nd Sept., 1862. Fo: Melbourne. rpHE “RELIANCE,” Captain Riddle, A sails for the above port THIS DAY, at NOON. C. J. STONE, Agent. Queen-street Wharf, 27th Sept., 1862. For London Direct. rr.HE First Class French Barque v 1 “EUGENE,” (aX 320 tons register, Captain A. Bara, quoted jffijf au Veritas a Paris, 5-G 1.1. long cours, will be despatched from Auckland for London direct, on or about the end of this month. She is now taking in cargo alongside the Wharf, and, as the greater part of her freight is engaged, early application for room should be made. This fine barque has accommodation for a few Cabin Passengers, and also a limited number for the second class. For Freight or Passage apply to BUCHOLZ & CO., Fort-street. For London Direct. it V. r fMIE Al first class British ship 1 “IDA ZEIGLER,” Captain Reynolds, will be despatched from Auckland for London direct immediately after discharge of her inward cargo. This ship has splendid accommodation for passengers, as may be seen from the plans of the saloon, at tho Agent’s office, —tho Commander is well known, —and every attention will ho paid to their comfort. The “ Ida Zeiglcr” offers a capital opportunity for shippers of oil, wool, and other produce; and a part of her cargo is already engaged. Early application for room should bo made. For further particulars and plans of the cabins enquire at the office of D. NATHAN, Agent. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER f|MIE Clipper Schooner A “SURPRISE,” m immediate engagement. Apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. THE YACHT “ GLEAM” is ready for hire daily for Pleasure and Pic Nic Parties. Wynyard Pier. WESLEY COLLEGE. MR. JOHN FLETCHER, PRINCIPAL, Terms per quarter:— J- Senior School £2 2 0 Junior ditto 1 11 6 Board 10 0 0 Weekly ditto 7 10 0 Church of England Grammar School. Head Master—Rev. JOHN KINDER, M.A. The Fourth quarter will commence October Ist. Christ’s Colhge Grammar School. THIL Head-Mastership of Christ’s College Grammar School will bo vacant on the 30th June next. Gentlemen willing to offer themselves for this post mr requested to communicate, on or before tho 7th of October, with the Rev. ihc Sub-warden, f.om whom ” 1 information as to the salary, qualifications, See., bo obtained. Christ’s College, Canterbury, Sept, flrd, 1863.