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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIV, Issue 1033, 22 May 1857, Page 1

Notice. S. S. "WONGA WONGA," UNDER ENGAGEMENT TO THE GENEfeAL GOVERNMENT. (To Sail a few days after her return from Ahwiri), FOR Ahuriri, Wellington, Canterbury, Nelson, New Ply.nouth, and Manukau, returning by the same route. C A. Harris, Secretary. A. L. S. N. Co"'s Office,! May 15. 1857. f Notice to Passengers. FGR SYDNEY. -L* THE Ifctoteto A-*-l dipper, fsft^ X £fig «MOA/' 286 tons register, 2Jj|^ J. B. Thompson, commander, daily "■■P* expected) will sail (weather permitting) eight working days after arrival. Intending passengers are requested to apply at once, several cabins being already engaged. Bain Grahame & Co. May 20, 1857, FOR. BAY OF ISLANDS. A-fcj. rpHE Clipper Schooner twb^- 1 - "OS PREY," ssSSyNfEJK having undergone a thorough repair, her ma!sts being replaced by two superior sticks, and her rigging much stouter, has resumed her berth, and will run in concert with the "ST. KILDA" between Auckland and the Bay. For freight or passage apply to S. J. Esmonds, Agent. Queen's Wharf, May 20, 1857. The Only Vessel for Sydney. -3^ fTIHE Brigantine "BRISTOL," A. 1 m|^ -L at Lloyds, 200 tons, will sail on Ja|3ijgJ£ Saturday, the 23rd instant, (weather permitting) ; has room for a few tons, if at once engaged. For freight or Cabin passage only, apply to Woodhouse & Buchanan. Lower Queen-street, 2 1st May, 1857.

For Wellington and Port Cooper. -L> *VHE Clipper Schooner "HELEN," -fiSik 200 ton^' w^ sa^ or *^ c a^ ove ££?&_& Ports on her return from Coromandel. isma&m p or freight or passage, apply to John Stevenson & Co., Queen Street Wharf. May 14, 1857. FOR POVERTY BAY, A Regular Trader. npHfi schooner FANCY, Wm V«le|^. •*■ Sherret, master, will sail as 3i§ggiJEfc above on Friday, 22nd inst. For freight or passage, apply to John Salmon k Co., Queen-street Wharf. 18 th May, 1857. Admirably adapted for the Gold Fields. . FOR SALE, -i> rriHE Fast Sailing Schooner jE^, J- '"ACADIAN," jslfflK& 42 Tons Burden, built at Wangarei, '<3BHmmm j n jgsg j? or fan particulars apply to the undersigned. Brown & Campbell, May 19th, 1857. MESSRS. ARTHUR WILLIS, GANN, A CO.'s LINE OF PACKETS BETWEEN LONDON AND NEW ZEALAND. THE following fine first-class Ships are intended to be continued as Regular ' Traders :-— 'Joseph Fletcher,' Pook, 700 Tons. 'Ctfapman, 1 Morgan-, 1200 " 'Myrtle/ Morgan, I*oo 4t 'Bgmont,' Gibson, 1100 " ■ 'Cashmere,' G.' Pearson, 850 " 'Maori,' V.ethetbridge, "900 tt 'Simlah; Allan, TOO "

'Cresswell,' W. C. Barnett, 700 " The tJndersigned, Agents For the above splendid line of Vessels, are authorised to arrange with settlers here 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 to give satisfactory security tor its payment on arrival of the Vessel. Further particulars on application to Brown & Campbell.

LOST, (After landing, in the neighbourhood of Freeman^ Bay,) | R&D heifer calf, rope about the neck 1 Ted steer, tailiipped white, no brand. Ten shillings each will be paid on their dilivery to Mr. Alfred Buckland, Newmarket. W AT? TED, ABESPECTABLE FEMALE SERVANT. Apply to Mrs. PETaoHLBE', Karanghapi Road, near the Windmill, late Air. Burtt's residence. WANTED, A GENTLEMAN who can command, £250 as a Partner in a Stock and -Dairy Farm, and who would be drilling to devote his time to the ' business. For 'further partfcabrs, the 'advertiser refers' to ■ * ftdBBRT OuKTfS, Esq , Auckland.