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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XIV, Issue 1059, 21 August 1857, Page 1

FOR LONDON DIRECT. To sail on or about 25th August, vjsi rr\HE fine new first class clipper j«^KN. ■*• built ship JgHß^r "KENILWORTH," "™""'^ 19001 900 tons burden, James Thorn, commander, has now commenced loading, and will sail as above ; having a full poop, her splendid cabin accommodations are such as have never been equalled by any vessel hitherto despatched to London j her intermediate cabins are both roomy and comfortable, and very conveniently fitted up. For plant of cabins and rates of freight and passage money, apply to Bain, Grahame, & Co. 30th July, 1857.

TOB. LYTTELTON DIRECT, A Chartered Ship. a. . HP HE magnificent, new, full Clipper jSfe^v ± Ship SOLENT, ffiJNl^ 1000 tons, Al, fourteen v years at *&*£&%< Lloyds, Martin Brooks, Esq., Commander. This splendid vessel, built by Messrs. John and Robert White, of Cowes, now on her first voyage, will sail for the above port immediately on her inward cargo being discharged. For freight or passage apply to Bain, Grahame, & Co. July 31st, 1857.

FOR SYLNEY. "T> HHHE favourite first-class .Clipper Brig jG|k -■• "MOA," 286 tons, W. Kean, !]Jaf^|f^ Commander, will be despatched on the 25th instant., A few tons freight and three cabin passages disengaged. Bain, Grahams, & Co. • August 18th, 1857.

For Napier, Ahuriri. rFHE Schooner ERIN, 70 tons, Capt. v*Sk|^ •*- Sherret, will be despatched on i fflßwili'l'br 25th inst. Have first rate accommodations for passengers Baln, Grahams, & Co. 18th August, 1857,

FOR NEW PLYMOUTH, Immediately on her return to Manukau. *Y. fTHE Schooner " HENRY," Butt, jj^|||y£ For Freight or Passage apply to Combes & Daldt, Agents. August 17th, 1857.

Ship 'Kenilworth for London. A CHIEF CABIN STEWARD who thorough- "■ ly anete^BWMd liiyfetoiiieas i» wanted. Apply to Capt. Thorne at the office of Bain, Grahame, & Co. August 17, 1857. " WANTED TO CHARTER, A SMALL Vessel to take freight to Kaipara. Apply to Brown & Campbell. 10th August, 18 '7. MESSRS. ARTHUR WILLIS, G ANN, & 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 'Chapman,' Morgan, 1200 « 'Myrtle,' Morgan, 1100 " 'Egraont,' Gibson, 1100 " j 'Cashmere,' G. Pearson, 850 " 'Maori; Petherbridge, 9QO « 'Simlah,' Allan, 700 " 'Cresswell,' W. C. Barnott, 700 " The Undersigned, 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 for its payment on arrival of the Vessel. Further particulars on application to Bjiown & Campbell.

CHAPMAN'S SUBSCRIPTION LIBRARY, Containing upwards of 1300 Volumes, BEING THE LARGEST & BEST SELECTED PUBLIC LIBRARY IN THE COLONY q To enable all to take advantage of it, T-ekms Reduced to ss. pek <Jttaktek. Stolen, Prom alongside the Ship "SOLENT," early on Suniuy Morning, A NEW CLINKER BUILT PINNACE op **• M AHOGAN'r, about 20 feet overall, "SOLENT, London," on Stern. A Liberal Reward -will be given for the recovery of the above. Bain, Grahams, & Co. August 17th, 1357. < __^ The Undersigned is open to Purchase *>OO TO * S POTATOES, more or less, in go#d soun/1 condition, de.ljv.er.abje jjext *e*son. For further particulars apply to.Mr. Reader Wood, Wyndham Street. (Signed) C. CHAPMAN.

WANTED, i A GIR L of good character, as Nursemaid. -**- Apply to JLB , Mr. Otto's, Grocer, Queeni treet.