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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume I, Issue 4, 17 October 1857, Page 1

YOUNG & CO.'S LINE OF PACKETS BETWEEN LONDON & NEW ZEALAND. Northfleet N. Pentreath 1050 Duke of Portland G. F. Seymour 870 Norman Morrison C. L. Maundrell 1100 Royal Stuart H. Tadman 957 Merchantman W. Brown 1300 Oriental W. C. Macey 600 Westminster Westgarth 1500 Carnatic J. Smith 880 Rose of Sharon J. Southeron 1200 Heroes of Alma T. Silk 1100 Kenilworth J. Thome 900 Solent (new) M. Brooks 1050 The above are only a few of the vessels despatched by this line ; and will be followed at intervals of about a month by equally favourite vessels, comprising some of the fastest and finest vessels afloat, all of the highest classification at Lloyd's and commanded by skilful and experienced Captains. The undersigned, as agents of this line of packets, are prepared to make arrangements on liberal terms with parties in the Ahuriri District wishing any of their friends to join them. Goods or packages shipped by Young & Co..'s line for Ahuriri Settlers and consigned to our care will be promptly forwarded on arrival. Bain, Grahame, & Co. Auckland, 25th August, 1857. LINE OF PACKETS FROM AUCKLAND TO LONDON. Cornubia, A 1. 680 tons, W. Ellison, To sail in all December. A Clipper Snir, 550 tons, To sail early in February. To be followed by other vessels at stated intervals, as required. The undersigned, in opening up the Home Trade by direct vessels, will be happy to make such arrangements with intending shippers and passengers as will in future obviate the expense and delay of transmission via Colonial Ports. Bain, Grahame, & Co. Auckland, 25th August, 1857. THE AHURIRI LINE. rTHE FIRST CLASS SCHOONERS— Sea Serpent, 100 tons burthen, Alex. Blair, Master. Esther 90 tons burthen, John Blair, Master, Are intended, during the wool season, td be kept regularly in the trade between Auckland, Napier, and Wellington ; and to be continued permanentlyin the same trade, should sufficient encouragement offer. The accommodation, sailing qualities, knd experience of the masters of the above vessels are too well known to require com - ment. For Freight ot passage, apply to the roasters while in Port ; or in Wellington, to Messrs. Bethune and Hunter ; in Auckland to an Agent yet to be appointed ; or here to Daniel Munn. Napier, October, 1857.