And on Sale -TV, Mlhcir October 18, 1851. — “ '' ■!*■ Notice. ' I meeting the Union Mill at the B^w for ‘ h eeilNl toni Road. e Bark Hou Se S&M By order of the Cn the Committee, I , N 8.--All parties residing in C > I being able to attend the Well <ngt On I sed to pay their respectivTam? B, witl WI Duncan, Lambton-Qu av ° UntB toM r ft| October 16, 1851. y ‘ M of the Ladies and Genu. “ e I ton, that she has just openedl t»nf° fWeI M most fashionable Bonnets and scription, by the latest arrive.. Wellington. Oct, 17, ISSI~ First Wool Ship Under engagement to sail in all DH H British-built first CXA7M 500 tonsj commander, will proceediV Underwood on or about the 28ihNov» the convenience of shippers from Wm 'k terwards complete her loading at thiJ^' 15 ' undCT <•■««»«, S; Having a spacious poop, her accommod.ii for passengers are of the first order. For freight or passage, apply to Hervey, Johnston Or, BeTHURE & HuNTFn Vi ellington, 17th October, 1851. **
HENRY H. WILLIS & cojri New Zealand Line of Packtti,| P2 R Aucklan P; New P LY)( o EIi J- 'V ellington, Nelson, Lumm Otago. One of the first-class ships, the Commanders of whichin well acquainted with the Trade, will be patched from London to New Zealand stints, rals of six weeks, by Henry H. Wiunt Co.:— g Simlah Capt. Chas.Robertson,7sot® Columbus „ H. Holton .... 650, Cashmere ~ Chapman ....JOo’ LoraWiiliamßentinck,, J. Allan 650 , Barbara Gordon.... ~ W. Lilley .... 500 , Sir Edward Paget.. ~ A. Barclay .... 700 „ Victory „ W. L. Mullens 700 „ Cresswell „J. Williams,... 6 Stately , T. Ginder .... /OO „ A New Ship ~ JOO „ Clara ~ G. Potter .... 600 , The above Ships are well known for the seperioritv of their Passenger accommodations, id for their fast-sailing qualities; and, when» quired, they will carry experienced Surgeons. The character which this line of Packetsha acquired for punctuality of sailing will bestib ly maintained, thereby preventingthegreatapense to Passengers of delay in London, id offering to Shippers the certainty of the fc market in the Colony. 'The whole arrangements of these vessels® based upon an experience of upwards of sesa years, during which Henry H. Willis & Cii Line of Packets has been regularly establish between England and New Zealand, w every improvement which, from time to w suggests itself as conducive to the comfort® Passengers, (without losing sight of econoffij® the Rates of Passage,) will continue to « promptly ndoptccl.
CAi'fCal”- Fare, Lower Deck- For one person,thewkA Cabin, measuringnot less than 6 feet square, 50 Goit» 55 Guineas payable in the Colony; two persons m . Cabin 35 Guineas each, 40 Guineas payable b Colony. Chief Cabin Fare, Lower Deck—For one person,ttewj Cabin, measuring not less than 6 feet athwart-supi. 4J feet fore-and-aft, 40 Guineas, 45 Guineas P 1 the Colony; two persons in same Cabin, •» each, 35 Guineas payable in the Colony. Poop and Stern Cabins by special agreement. Fore Cabin Fare— Enclosed Cabins, 20-Guins lB dj payable in the Colony, £24 each. . Steerage— Enclosed Berths, 17 Guineas each, P a f T the Colony, £2O each. j. Steerage —Open Berths for Single Men, 15 Guin* payable in the Colony, £lB each. .. gSF" Provision! included. A separate Cabin allowed to each n fiar [ ietl i ® 0 “?! o '.sstt* under 7 years to pay one-third, and under i r thirds Passage Money. Persons desirous of procuring friends to New Zealand can ® rran^’i, o A«nt> ed, for payment to be. made, th rou B? * .Lo at the different Ports, who.will f urn . ,s ..L n d if fuses with every information A giving the passage money be paid at the d } s jfit the order, the same rate will be cii s w j{| be were paid in England, and the J 11 0” y t j e 8 inreturned without deduction, it Jn r . at . tended should not avail iemse J ve ’ m jtted rangement ;or the money can be 3 Q tl) sbJ reel to Messrs. H. H. Willis & L •> Square, London, on the same term Agents : — At Wellington —Bethune & Auckland —drown & A "‘ r o r ~cn Otago —J. Lyttelton —Longden &g® g St Nelson —Morrison & N.B.—Goods directed to be line of Packets will receive every despatch. r . Wellington, Ist September, •
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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume VIII, Issue 648, 18 October 1851, Page 2
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