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Colonist, Volume II, Issue 167, 27 May 1859, Page 1

ryt ♦ ♦- • • vsji VfiVlVftYrt" "FIRST SAILING VESSEL FOR X SYDNEY.1 now hourly, expected, and will be despatched & kvf days after landing her cargo of horses. The Brig GERTRUDE • -will-SAIL 3 days aftcAftnding cargo. For freight or passage, at VEHY' REDUCED RATES, apply to J. LEVIEN AND CO., •1097 Commission Merchants. FOR MELBOURNE DIRECT.—The clipper Brig DROVER, 250 tons, R. A. Gunn, • Commander, is hourly expected; and will SAIL for the above port TWENTY^FOUR HOURS AFTER ARRIVAL. For freight or passage apply to JOHN R." HAYS, 1096 ■•■•'.■ . Agent. . NELSON COAST STEAM ASSOCIATION." • Ajtft&fc. THE PADDLE STEAMER MlfmJtL #■ TASMANIAN MAID, '■ TSfflS^ 90 tolls burden> T- Whitwcll, comwill leave (weather permitting) • Nelson, on Monday, 30th .. .. .. 6 p.m. Waitohi, on Tuesday, 81st ' .. ... 7 a.m. . W&irau, on Wednesday, June Ist .. 4 p.m. Nelson, on Friday, 3rd . „. .. .. 12noon ■Motueka, on same day .. .~. .. 2 p.m. "Collingwood, on Saturday 4th .'. ... 8 a.m. Motucka; on same day• ;. ■; ..» ■-~ ~ .2p e iu. •; : / The next trip to thsVwAm^u'wa WAITOffr, will be to leave Nelson on MONDAY, 6th Juno. Until further notice, the steamer will call offMotu- ■ pipi, or Waitapu, either in going to or returning from Collingwood each trip. Shippers, of cargo for the Waitohi,. Wairau. and Wellington are' requested, to have their goods on the Albion Wharf ready for shipment on the Saturday previous, when the steamer is advertised to sail on a Monday morning: and, for the future, cargo for all places,"to ensure its being shipped, must be nt the Wharf ono hour previous to the advertised tiino of sailing. . : RATES OF PASSAGE, Chief Cabin. Fore Cabin. Nelson to Motueka £0 6 0 £0 6 0 Nelson to Massacre Bay 15 0 0 15 0 Motueka to Massacre Iky ..... 11 0 013 0 Nelson to Waitohi or Wairau 2 10 0 1 10 0 Nelson to Wellington 30 0. 2 0 0 Children under 10 years of age, half fares. Consignees by the Tasmanian Maid arc requested to take notice that while every care will be taken to protect their interests, cargo will at all times be landed at their risk; and that the Association will not be responsible for any loss or damage which may occur to cargo after it has gone over the ship's side. Refreshments wi'l be provided on board at moderate rates. Fares to be paid during the passage to the Captain on board, who will eive a ticket, which must be delivered up on leaving. Shippers are requested to send their goods the day previous to date of sailing to the Napier Wharf, where they will be stored, free of charge. . Freights must be paid in Nelson, before shipment, to Mr. HUTCHISON, at the Wharf, or to 1094 CURTIS BROTHERS. '■•/;■ CARGO FOR COLLINGWOOD. THEN. C. S. ASSOCIATION having -*- received permission from the Commissioner of Customs to LAND CARGO at COLLINGWOOD at any hour as hitherto, the TASMANIA^ MAID will, from the present date. TAKE CARGO to that port at the following rates :— *...„ One ton and upwards at 15s. per ton. Less than one ton .. at 255. ~ „ ■Parcels... .... .. at ss. each. '.-.:. "■■ :.. • . . ■"-'.;.: CURTIS BROTHERS. April"'4-tlli-1859. "\ ' 1010 ■ '"WOOL FROM THE WAIRAU. npilE TASMANIAN MAID will, during * ensuing season, TAKR WOOL from the BOULDERBANK,WAIHAU to NELSON or WELLINGTON, at a HALFPENNY per pound, and to PORT UNDERWOOD H Seven Shillings per b-.10. .CURTIS BROTHERS. Nelson, November 10th, 1858. 3H2 TNTER-COLONIAL ROYAL MAIL Jl S"EAM COMPANY. The Company's S PEA M EKS will be DESPATCHED as follow, until further notice: — FOR WELLINGTON, CANTERBURY, AND OTAGO. Lohd Worslky on or about 1 Sfch May Prince Alfred „ IRlli June Ft)!! NEW PLYMOUTH AND MANUKAU. Lor.n Ashley on or about 18th May Lord Worhlf.y .. Bth Juno FOR SYDNEY. Lord AsHr.Et on or about 4th June Lord Woßsr-r.v ~ 22nd June Prt.voh. Alfred ~ 4th July For freight or passage apply at the Company's ■office, Albion Wharf. ED. COLEMxiN, 1114 . I\!an.?gcr. TIyTESSRS. ARTHUR WILLIS, GANN, J^J- and CO.'S PACKETS between LONDO < and NEW ZEALAND.—The following first-class Ships {with others) are intended to be despatched to both Southern and Northern Ports, as regular traders, viz.:— Tons. Joseph Fletcher . . . J. Pook . . 1100 Chapman .... 11. Harland . 1200 Mnori . . . . . G. Petherbridge 1000 Myrtle . . "' . . J. G. Mordue . 1000 Mariner . . . . C. E. Frazer . 1000 Crtshmere .... G. .Pearson . 1000 Egmont . . . . S. C. Gibson . 1.100 Crcsswell . . . . W. C. Burnett . 800 Sir Edward Paget . . T. Wycherley . 900 Euphemus . . . . J. Howard . 1000 John Masterman. . . John M'Buvie . 10on Clontarf . . . T.Allen . .1500 Caduceus . . . . G. Cass . . ]500 Zealandia . . . . J. Foster . . 1200 The undersigned, agents for the above splendid line of vessels, are authorised to arrange with settlers here or at New. Plymouth, who may be desirous of bringing their friends in Great Britain out to this colony, and are prepared either to pay the passage-money at once to them, or give satisfactory security for its payment on arrival of the vessel. Further particulars on application to *■ NASH AND SCAIFE, 1117 Nelson and New Plymouth. fFHE largest- stock of GLASSWARE in ■■*: Nelson, at AITKEN'S STORES, Bridge-street 1157 IPfcP PS! HOPS! HOPS JLUL -Nelson grown, in any quantity, at .>:** AITKEN'S. STORES, **. . Bridge-street. ■ 1160 XT L O U R -*- Sharps ' Pollard Bran. At AITKEN'S STORES, Bridge-street; H6l p A PER HANG I N G S , ■ ■ ' • in great variety, Af . AIT KEN'S STORES, Bridge-street. . 1162