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Lyttelton Times, Volume XII, Issue 749, 11 January 1860, Page 1

FIRST WOOL SHIP OF THE SEASOI FOR LONDON, THE MAGNIFICENT STEAM CLIPPER ROY A L B R I D -M *• •. 98^Tons 'Register— 1800 Tons Burthen,-H ■ A'lexandeb Newlands, Commajstdeb; s _ fTHIHIS Beautiful and much admired Vesse w A built expressly for the Australian an New Zealand trade, will load wool forjLondoi \y She has been constructed on the most modern an „ approved, principles. Her Saloon is elegant an n airy; there is a Ladies' Boudoir and Baths, wit every convenience for the comfort of passengers. ». Facility will he given for marking andweighin ji wool at Lyttelton, Christchurch, Kaiapoi, an , c Timaru. Ten per cent will he allowed off the freight i the WOOL shipped by this Vessel is not delivere in London , ■ t^|j». s IN TIME FOR THE MAY |SiES. ; For freight or passage, apply to MILES &CO., Lyttelton and Kaiapoi j GOULD & MILES, ' • "Christchurch; 3 H. J. LeCREN, __ Timaru; WOOL SHIP FOR LONDON 1 ' WHITE STAR LINE OF BRITISH, AUSTRALIAN, AND NEW ZEALANI (RECENTLY THE ROYAL MAIL) ] PACKETS. The Magnificent A 1 Clipper Ship !j M ,E R' M A I D , ) 2,500 Tons Bubthen, ) James White, Commandee, j TO SAIL IN JANUARY. j FBEIGHT: —§■ f" R. (ONE HALFPENNY *$■ Tb.) ) Delivering Wool in time for the ['• ' .MAY SALES. " rPHE MERMAID is one of the .finest and.fastest -*- / Clippers afloat ; arid formed one of the line of ' Packets selected by Her Majesty's Government to carry the mails between England and Australia. She has made the passage to and from« Melbourne in 74, 75, 75, and 79 days respectively. ' The passenger accommodation of this celebrated ship is unrivalled hy any vessel at present in the New Zealand trade. Her saloons are large and handsomely furnished with Piano, Library, Bedding, Linen, and everything necessary for the comfort and convenience of passengers. She also carries an EXPERIENCED SURGEON AND STEWARDESS. Chief Cahin Passage, as per agreement. Second Cabin and Steerage, 20 to 35 guineas. Every facility will be given, for weighing and marking Wool at Lyttelton, Christchurch, Timaru, and Kaiapoi. For freight or passage, apply to . -MILES & CO., Lyttelton. GOULD & MILES, Christchurch. H. J. LeCREN, Timaru. FOR LONDON, S H I P M E E...M A I D , 2,500 Tons, James White, Commander, TO SAIL IN JAN U A R V . "VTOTICE.—A BOAT will be in attendance JL i at the Government Wharf, to take off intending passengers, FREE OF CHARGE, to inspect the passenger accommodation of the pelebrated ship MERMAID. Orders can be obtained from the undersigned, MILES & CO., Norwich Quay. CANTERBURY STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. STEAMERS PLANET AND LYTTELTON. REDUCTION OF FREIGHTS. "VTOTICE is hereby given that the fol--i-i lowing1 rates of' freight will, for the future, be charged for the Steamers PLANET and LYTTELTON:— 255. PER TON FOR MIXED GOODS, DELIVEEED IN ANT PAET OF CHBISTCHUECH, Free of all expenses of Wharfage, &c. 20s. PER TON for IMMIGRANTS' BAGGAGE, DELIVEBED. AT THE BAEBACKS, CHEISTCHTTBCH. Immigrants accompanying their Baggage, Passage Free to the Wharf. FEOM HEATHCOTE STEAM .WHAEF TO LYTTELTON. Wool ... ... ... ... 6s. per bale Flour ... 15s. per ton Grain ...-■ ... 4d. per bushel. Rates of Passage Money, Towage, and Freights to, Kaiapoi, the same,as heretofore, unless by special arrangement with the Manager. ; . , ' For further particulars, apply to J. MARTIN HEYWOOD, Manager. Canterbury Steam Navigation Company's Offices, . Dec. 13,1859. ;