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New Zealand Times, Volume XXXII, Issue 4932, 12 January 1877, Page 1

Shipping Notices; ; [ > WOOL SEASON, 1876-77.: -! THE following first-class Irian, ■ Ships, owned ,by. Messrs., SAVILL, ft/,C0;., w.itf ddspatchedby the updereigped for LONDON DIRECT during the coining season : - ■ • . ■' ; * I . XEALANDIA , ... •• ST. LEONARDS .. . ..’ •AVALANCHE' .". HIMALAYA* w/' •- ADAMANT- . .. ” ;• PLEIONE (new) ~. , Tons , Register. me 1054 1161 1008( sis, .Mailed’,. O; Sellars l '•' K. Todd E. Williams 0; Grant T. Bowli ig ,E,,PEARCE; . ■■* \y: & u ©/TURNBULL & CO.; LEVIN & 00., , -v 'iPASSBNGEESrLINE OF -PACKETS 'TO ;kew.!Zealand.- ; " r ' OWNED BY, MESSRS. SHAW, SAVILL, iA»TO-CO., v -J----3-1 Leadeuliall-atieet, London. THE above line of ships 'are regular traders to sill the principal ports of. New. Zealand. They are clipper ships, classed -A1 at Lloyds, .and, commanded by experienced masters. , The BILL. OF FARE is most substantial and of,the beat quality, and the accommodation’roomy, and convenient. , ; i The undersigned- are. empowered to .grant passives from London to New Zealand, payment for which has been guaranteed in the Colon*. • ’ , - • Return ships to London also leave at almost regular intervals. Fullparticularson application to 1 LEVIN AND CO., Agents. PASSENGER LINE OF RACKETS. : FOR LONDON. TO FOLLOW THE Sf. LEONARDS. THE magnificent iron clipper AVALANCHE, _ l< ' 1161 tons register, E. Williams, commander, will leave as above bn or about \ . sth FEBRUARY. Carries an : experienced surgeon and : a freight ori Wool: ‘ Washed, fd.- per.il>.; Greasy, Jd. , .. , For freight or passage apply to LEVIN & CO., . . ; E. PEARCE, ort ° TV k G. TURNBULL & CO. „ j . ; : ■, 'Agents,! MESSRS. ' MONEY WIGRAM & SONS ■ .fof-Blaokwall Yard) ■ jINE OF STEAM AND SAILING , PACKETS' ' ■' ; ,yill be despatched 'from the Sandridge Rail- , way Pier, Melbourne, ■ , FOB LONDON DIRECT, as-follows j Ship. Commander HA3IPSHIKE ' . ... E.jaidgers S.s. SOMERSETSHIRE (via Cape ef Good Hope) ESSEX.. • .. , -i. S.s. DURHAM S.s. NORTHUMBERLAND H. 17. .Holt . J. Cuunning F. Anderaon H. H. Shinner 7-Jb- rail classes, are. unsurpassed, and they will > . each carry an experien,ced. Surf The SALOON CABINS; are fitted whh le necessary fixed CABIN FURNITURE.*. PASSAGE ORDERS are. issued to perins desirous of sending for their friends from [ome. Passage Money, £l6, and upwards. A beral-allowance to families. Return’tickets re granted at reduced rates. | Passengers -booking in New Zealand are al-| wed a portion of their ‘ passage-money, to [elbonrne. For all particulars, apply to . ' j NEILL & CO., Bond-street;; Dunedin. j FOE SYDNEY. VIA NELSON, TARANAKI, AND MANUKAU. THE Union Co.’s ( i,Screw Steamship 1 R 0;T O R U A [ sail as above ' ■ ■, - THIS DAY . (FRIDAY). LEVIN & CO., ’ ‘ ■' ' Agents. JIFIG MAIL STEAMSHIP PANYKANDAVAU, HONOLULU, AND SAN FRANCISCO. ' THE Company’s splen- , did screw steamship CITY OF SYDNEY, 8400 tons. Captain Deakbcbk,9 Will leave Auckland on JANUARY 16. W.'& G. TURNBULL &,,CO. . - ■ ’ ' ' ', Agents. . Phe s.s. Rotorua will leave here on Friday, ih inst.;’for, Mahukauj carrying mails and isengers ’ for transhipment into the S.s. City Sydney. '’ 'A.'/.,... ■. .■ , .. .... : . 1 INTERPROVINCIAL REGATTA. EXCURSION TO NELSON. fTTHE -Union Steam- . I ■_ - ship Company will t issue, tickets for Nelson ?by the ~<s7s<>'Tabanaki, aving Tuesday, 16th January, at ‘7 a.m., cursionists to return by the ' S.S. TAUPO, aving Nelson : on Thursday, the 18th, at out midnight. Rktbbn Fakes. Saloon .’. Steerage : 40fj. > : ... f 80s. LEVIN & CO., . Agents. MMER EXCURSION TRIP’ ROUND : THEi MIDDLE ISLAND. , ■ r f’ ’ ■ ■TN order to afford residents in the colony TpC an opportunity of visiting -'-I---* flu- famniiß Sounds of the sst Coast of the Middle Island, the'XJmon npany have arranged to’ despatch the bew s.s: W A N.A KA, "*■ ;■: )N AN EXCURSION ; TBIP ROUND; THE ISLAND.;; 1 /' /; '. . ' /'V [*he vessel’ will lca\’o Port Chalmers on ID AY ,19 th.T anuary, and call at'Lyttel20th!, Wellington 22nd, Nelson 23rd, Westt 24th, 1 "Hokitika and* Greytnduth, 25tb, :ksoh arid Maftiri* Bays: ’26th, /arriving at Iford Sound on Saturday;-27th: Five days 1 be spout among, the Sounds, rind she will gm bo Duncdiri on Satiirday, 3i’’dtFebfnary cursionists: from. Nprtbcriji!Povts r of -Now Uand .can then rieturn : hoine by the earliest a,mer< or they; can remain 'for a ! time, and renat their,Jcisrire-,,' ■ ' '■ " V J i: Che.i steamer; - will he under tho cliargo>o£ ptaiu James ; (Malcolm,’- who has for; the. phut ) ; ycars (commanded tthe !s.s. Maori/; trading the,.West .Coast; -and .has.- thus ■a«i'iiired an innate knowledge of all thcßays arid Sounds. Passages, .Riuf)t be- secured >. before Tuesday, : 16th of January. •• -’ / 1 •* EXCURSION TICKET, £l4. . I.EVIK & CO., Agents.