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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 3, Issue 116, 10 December 1859, Page 1

FOR LONDON DIRECT, First Wool Ship from Hawke's Bay. -!„ r|\HE A. 1. New Aberdeen Clipper jjj|J§&v A Barque jhj§£ "eclipse", «sp«is&*soo tons Burthen, W. R. EiHOT Commander. This fine fast sailing vessel, which is intended as a regular trader to Wellington and Hawke's Bay, is now moored inside the Hcurbowr at Napier, and will commence loading wool immediately upon discharging her inward cargo, and proceed to London direct early in February. As a considerable part of her cargo is already engaged, shippers may rely on her being" promptly despatched, and every facility will be afforded by the undersigned for warehousing and shipping wool and other produce. Freight, Id. per Ib. in fully shipping charges included. The Vessel has superior accommodatioix for a limited number of Cabin Passengers; . For Freight or Passage, apply to Richaedsok & CHABI.TOK Napier, or W. & GL TuENßtra. & Co., Wellington. STSAXME TOWELLINGTON. rpHE WELLINGTON *T|||2|Ky||&^v J- Steam Navigation Coy's First Class screw Steamer "WONGA WONGA," 3?. RENNER, Commander, is expected to arrive on or about Monday, the 12th inst., and to return without delay. Shippers of Wool to Wellington are requested to consider the advantages derived from the 'Wonga Wonga' loading inside the Habbotje. at Napieb,; and their attention is also called to the advertisement put forth by her agents respecting the shipment and storage of Wool. Cases- Passage— £4 4s ") Provisions Steebage do. — £3 0s j included ' Return Tickets. Cabin Passage, — 615 0 Steeeage do., — 5 8 0 J. A. SMITH & Co., Agents. Napier, Dec. 1, 1859. WOOL SHIP FOR LONDON In time for the Xffiay Sales. -i npHE A. 1. Ship "CHRISTOPHER »^TO\ K. NEWTON," 800 tons burthen, I|||||^ D. MENZIES Esq., Commandeb, will wflMsssarc 1 commence taking in cargo for the above Port the first week in December, and having the greater portion of her Freight engaged, will be despatched early in January next, thus arriving in time for the May sales. Freight on WOOL ONE HALF-PENNY f Pound, and on other Produce equally low. Wool intended for shipment will be received, stored, and shipped by the Undersigned free of any charge except Lighterage, and guaranteed not to be pressed. This vessel has unrivalled accommodation for Chief Cabin Passengers. Particulars as to Freight and Passage money, and plans of Cabins, may be obtained on application to WM. BOWLER, SON & Co., Agents. NAPIER & WELLINGTON, JL Regular Trader. mHB favorite schooner "SEA . -v^ J_ SERPENT," 90 tons, AlexanJj£j|s^v der Blair, master, will continue to trade regularly as above. Passage; Cabin, — £3 10s. do. Steebage, — £2 10s. Fbeight, peb ton,— £l los. For Freight or Passage apply in Wellington to Messrs. Bethttne & Htjnteb, or in Napier to the Masteb, on board. Napier, Nov. 24, 1859. WOOXi SHIP FOE LONDON. NO W LOADING. — fTIHE splendid, fast satting, British |^S. X built clipper barque "SNARESrtjfedl^ BROOK," A 1 at Lloyds, .459 tons JaJMOg' register, 700 tons burthen, will load «l!Siffl§»>fbr wool after discharging her inward cargo in Napier,. She will return to Wellington to fill up in January, and having a large portion of : her cargo engaged, will meet with quick despatch. - For Freight or Paßsage, having superior accommodation for first class passengers, apply to ; ■•■'•■; <■ War. Bovtleb, Son, & Co., ■ *- ' '!siS>" ' " ' Wellington; or '' ," '"fr"' ' ; Srami, Kinross, & Co.', ; Napier and Wellington.