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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4925, 5 January 1877, Page 1

snipping notices WOOL SEASON. 1576-77. <£a J. Ships, owned by Messrs. SAVILL, & CO., will £s£jbe despatched by the uudersig: for LONDON DIRECT during the coming ZEALANDIA ST. LEONARDS AVALANCHE HIMALAYA ADAMANT FLEIONE (new) F Williams C. Grant T. Bowling E. PEARCE, W. & G. TURNBULL &. CO.; LEVIN; & CO. PASSENGERS' LINE OF PACKETS TO NEW ZEALAND. OWNED BY MESSRS. SHAW, SAVILL, AND CO., 34 Leadenhall-Gtieet, London. yr- x-J. npHE above line of ships are v JL regular traders to all the A pnacipal ports of New Zealand. es£»a.°vxi3s*s Theyare clipper snips, classed ai at Lloyd 3, and commanded by experienced masters. The BILL OF FARE is most substantial and of the best quality, and the accommodation roomy and convenient. The undersigned are empowered to grant passages from London to New Zealand, payment for which has been guaranteed in tho Colony. Return ships to London also leave at almost regular intervals. Pull particulars on application to LEVIN AND CO., Agents. PASSENGERS' LINE OF PACKETS. SECOND WOOL SHIP EOR LONDON nnHE Splendid Iron Clippei A 054 tons register, Richard Todd, Commander, Will leave as above on or about sth JANUARY. The cabin accommodation of the ship is of a very superior character, and Captain Todd will make every effort to secure the comfort of passengers. Freight on Wool : Washed, gd. per lb. ; Greasy, Ad. per lb. For freight or passage, apply to LEVIN & CO., W. & G. TURNBULL & CO., Or to EDWARD PEARCE, Agent. The St. Leonards is ready to receive cargo. PASSENGER LINE OF PACKETS. FOR LONDON. TO FOLLOW THE ST. LEONARDS. j. j. ■ nnHE magnificent iron clippei AVALANCHE, 1161 tons register, E. Williams, commander, will leave as above on or about sth FEBRUARY. Carries an experienced surgeon and a stewardess. Freight on Wool: Washed,' gd. per lb.; Greasy, For freight or passage apply to LEVIN & CO., E. PEARCE, Or to W. & G. TURNBULL & CO. Agents. MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM & SONS (of Blackwall Yard) LINE OF STEAM AND SAILING PACKETS Will be despatched from the Sandiidge Railway Pier, Melbourne, FOR LONDON DIRECT as follows : S.s. NORTHUMBERLAND H. H. ShinnerDec. 6 TRUE BRITON .. ..G.M.Miller Deo. 20 1577. S.s. KENT (new) .. .. G. F. Gibbs Jan. U HAMPSHIRE .. .. R. Ridgcrs Feb. 11 S.s. SOME I.'SETSHIRE (via Cape of Good Hope) .. H. T. Holt Mar. 14 S.s. DURHAM .. .F. Anderson April 14 fT>HEIR accommodations for ■ • ■ all classes of passengers s unsurpassed, and they will %■■• each carrv an experienced Surgeon. The SALOON CABINS aTb fitted with the necessary fixed CABIN FURNITURE. PASSAGE ORDERS are issued to persons desirous of sending for their friends from Home. Passage Money, £l6, and upwards. A liberal allowance to families. Return tickets are granted at reduced rates. Passengers, booking in New Zealand are allowed a portion of their passage-money to Melbourne. For all particulars, apply to NEILL & CO., Bond-street, Dunedin. WEST COAST STEAMERS. , A NCHOR LINE OF ■*=**- AM PACKETS :£r> are appointed to leave as &•' under:— For NELSON, WESTPORT. GREYMOUTn, & HOKITIKA—MURRAY, on SATURDAY, 6th INST. For freight or passage, apply to J. ANDERSON, N.Z. Steam Shipping Company's Office. FOR SYDNEY VIA NELSON, TARANAKI, AND MANUKAU. rpHE Union Co.'s JL Screw Steamship S EOTOKUA Will sail as above ON FRIDAY, 12th INST. LEVIN & CO., SUMMER EXCURSION TRIP ROUND THE MIDDLE ISLAND. IN order to afford residents in the colony X. dents in the colony an opportunity of visiting §|2 the famous Sounds of the West Coast of the Middle Island, the Union Company have arranged to despatch the new S.S. WAN A K A ON AN EXCURSION TRIP ROUND THE ISLAND. The vessel will leave Port Chalmers on FRIDAY, 19th January, ard call at Lyttelton 20th, Wellington 22nd, Nelson 23rd, Westport 24th, Hokitika and Greymouth 25th, Jackson and Martin Baya 26th, arriving at Milford Sound on'Saturday, 27th. Five days will be spent among the Sounds, and she will return to Dunedin on Saturday, 3rd February. Excursionists from Northern Ports of New Zealand can then return home by the earliest steamer, or they can remain for a time, and return at their leisure. The steamer will be undef the charge of Captain James Malcolm, who has, for the past two years commanded the s.s. Maori, trading to the West Coast, and has thus acquired an intimate knowledge of all the Bays and Sounds. Passages must be secured before Tuesday, the 16th of January. EXCURSION TICKET, £l-1. LEVIN & CO., Agents.