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New Zealander, Volume 7, Issue 523, 19 April 1851, Page 1

FOR SYDNEY.

J~& — npEE Packet Brig « EMMA," j^*2t£&k&~ *- 135 tons, Alfred Brooks, Commander, will sail for the iu^sS^^^& above Port on Tuesday, the 22nd instant. For Freight or Passage apply to J. Woodhouse. Queen-street, 14th April, 1851.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA HONOLULU.

A f%> THE Fine Ship A " MARY CATHERINE," JlllllgL 500 tons burthen, Henry T. Fox &bzs*xis3i a t e o f tjjg "Emma"), Commander, expected hourly, aud will sail immediately for the above Port ; the whole of the betweendecks having been fitted up with berths well ventilated, and first-rate accommodations in the Poop Cabin. She will offer an excellent opportunity to Passengers for despatch and a low rate of Passage-money ; also to persons desirous of shipping, as freight will be taken at a reduced price. She will not remain more than two or three days in this Port, having only room for 50 or 60 tons. For furtherjparticulars apply to Charles Davis, Wharf, Queen -street. April 14th, 1851.

FOR NEW PLYMOUTH.

i-T^ npHE new copper- fastened clipj^k JL per Schooner fi||Mf "LUCY JAMES," fiHsissea 50 tons, Joyce, master, will sail from Manakau on Tuesday next, 22nd instant. For Freight or Passage apply to Connell & Ridings, Queen-street.

FOR ENGLAND DIRECT.

(For Light Freight & Passengers only.) x^yfr # i IHE Fine Ship MmK\ * " EMIGRANT," ||to|||P^7s3 tons, Register, H. H. Kemp, eiliibiEsas) Commander, will visit this Pott about the end of May or beginning of June, from Hokianga, and will offer an excellent opportunity for passengers about to proceed to England having spacious poop accommodation. For freight or passage apply to Brown & Campbell

For Freight or Charter.

mHE NEW SCHOONER J "LOUIS A," 24 Tons Register. Apply to George Hunter, Queen-street.

PROPOSED LUNATIC ASYLUM.

THE Committee appointed at the Public Meeting on the 14th January last, with instructions to form a Deputation to His Excellency the Governor-in-Chief have the pleasure to inform the Contributors to the LUNATIC ASYLUM FUND, that they are prepared to lay before them the result of that interview. A Meeting of the Subscribers is requested for this purpose, at the " Exchange" Hotel, on Monday next, 21st inst., at 12 o'clock. Frederick Thatcher, Honorary Secretary. April 17th, 1851.

SHEEP EX "EMMA." CONNELL & RIDINGS have received, per " Emma," from Sydney, 136 FINE YOUNG SHEEP, in Excellent Condition — the greater part being fine Breeding Ewes, For Sale by Private Contract. Also, A few Tierces and Casks PRIME MESS BEEF, best brands.

ON SALE VIOLINS, AND VIOLIN STRINGS. George Hunter. Queen Street, March, 31, 1851,