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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 2, Issue 65, 18 December 1858, Page 1

YOUNG- AND CO.'S LINE OF PACKET BETWEEN LONDON & NEW ZEALAND. Norfchfleet N. Pentreath 1050 Duke of Portland G: F. Seymour 870. •Norman Morrison C. L. Maundrell 1107 EoyalJtuart H. Tadman 950 Merchantman W. Brown 1300 Oriental W. C. Macey 600 Westminster Westgarth 1500 Carnatic J. Smith 880 ' Kose of Sharon J. Southeron 1200 Heroes of Alma T. Silk 1100 Kenilworth J.Thome SOO Solent (new) M. Brooks 1050 The above are only a few of the vessels despatch ed by this line ; and will be followed at interval of about a month by equally favourite vessels, com prising 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 Ahtteiri disteict wishing any of their friends to join them. ..Goods or packages shipped by Young &Co.'s line for Ahuribi settlers, and consigned to ou care, will be promptly forwarded on arrival. BAIN, GRAHAME & CO. Auckland, January 1, 1858. Great Keduction in Freight of Wool to Wellington. , npHE Undersigned have received inJL structions trom the Owners to J[ jNj advertise as a regular trader to Wel•U S 031 *b- e we^ known schooner •ssaseSß "LUCY JAMES," Throop, Master, now daily expected to arrive. She will take wool on freight and deliver it alongside the •'Louisa" or " Robert Small" forJLondon, or any of the Australian traders in Port, at the rate of One half-penny per pound. Wool thus shipped up to January will vbe in "time for the May sales ; and the freight throughout from Ahuriri to London should not exceed I^-d. per lb. The advantage of shipping early, causing a large saving in storage, fire insurance, interest of money, &c-., are too apparent to require comment, and sellers of Wool are certain of procuring much better competition in Wellington than Napier, for a year or two more, can offer. STUART, KINROSS, & CO. Napier, Nov. 18, 1858. FO R LONDON, To load in Kawke's Say, _j-^t rjpHE splendid A 1 clipper ship,- ■ Jllll^ CLONTA r lyfi^- ■ ssSu^ifißP jqoo tons, W. Allen, Commander, may be expected to arrive in Hawke's Bay towards* the end of December next, and, immediately upon the discharge of her inward cargo, will commence receiving wool for London. Intending shippers are requested to make early arrangements for shipment hy this opportunity, as she cannot be detained beyond the 10th of February. Her accommodation for passengers is of the very best description, and to settlers desirous of re-visiting their native land, the "Clontarf" presents an opportunity rarely to be met. For freight or passage apply to . Richardson & Chaelton. Meanee Spit, ; Nov. 18, 1858. TO SHIPPERS OF WOOL. FOR WELLINGTON. —i-^ rpH E Furs Citppee Schooneb I2|n. -*-"MARY THOMPSON," tons register, Cait. MtTßHE.ii>, <wWjbS> The above smart Vessel is expected from Wellington the first week in December, and •will load again for that Port immediately her inward. Car-go is discharged. This Vessel will take Wool from Napier to Wellington to be transhipped per "Louisa" @ London.' The through Freight from Napier to Lon■will be lsd. (three half-pence) per lb. Fop full particulars respecting Freight orPas- ■ cage apply to - ■"'•'' T. H. FitzGebaio). Napier, Not* 18» 1858. ; AUCKLAND AND NAPIEII. npH E FINE TAST SAIIEN» JuETCH Oj^- X PEGASUS, W.Bexee, Master, * s a P to trade regularly.beitfljßfflna|y tween the above ports. JFor freigHt or Pwsage.apply to v Newton &£BOTCtra.