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Lyttelton Times, Volume I, Issue 38, 27 September 1851, Page 1

FOR NELSON, A HPHE First-Class Ship p^Nk _L « LADY NUGENT," *^^^^>\ 668 Tons, .1. Pa.i-.soss, Com|/^feSji^i|R. \>mander, chartered by the JjMSiSslsaJßglg^ Ci.tuterlnny Association,, .to, sail for. the above Port on or about Saturday, October 4th. For freight <>r passage, apply to A J. AiPonr, 2, Norwich Quay, Lytteltoti. Sept. 26th, 1851. For Freight or Charter, to any part of the Cpast, , /L nnHE fast-sailing schooner kMt^\. -*- "WAVE," 15 Tons, fJ^jß3P\ Maxwell, Master: - - l-^W^iNM ApP'y t0 the. Master on W. TAYLOR and G. WHITLEY &,f\k T)EG leave to inform the F^t^fe^ Canterbury settlers, that f^c.^U^k^^N the Schooner " Ska Belle " V^EF ~~f^Kis r.tiw launched,'and is open - cJJggllg^pKr 1',,,- Freight or Charter to any part of the coast. This vessel is substantially built, copper-fastened, and decked, has a round stem and stern, being originally intended to land troops ovei the Wanganui Bar.; therefore the Christchurch settlers will perceive that she now offers the best means of conveyance for the Sumner trade. For further particulars apply to the owners at the " Lyitehon Anns," or to the captain oh' board. Burden, 25 tons. Lyttelton, Sept. 6. H. H. WILLIS & Cos. NEW ZEALAND LINE OF PACKETS. /jL . npHE undersigned beg to announce to their fellow 4^O^\\ colonists, that they are pre- / yk'-r'^-^vA^pared to make arrangements J&?'^~ i'^^S£r ior securing passages for any « ~ —*— of their friends from England, to this or any other part of New Zealand, in the following splendid vessels, which will continue to be despatched at regular intervals from London. Tons. Simlah Capt. E. Chapman . 750 Columbus „ H. Holton . . 650 Lord William Bentinck . „ J. Allen . . . 650 Barbara Gordon . . „ W. Lilley . . 500 Sir Edward Paget . . „ A. Barclay . . 700 Victory „ W. C. Mullens. 700 Cresswell „ T. William . . 700 Stately , T. Ginder . . 700 A New Ship .... .700 Clara „ G. Potter. . . 600 The above ships are well known for the superiority of their Passenger accommodations and for their fast-sailing qualities, and will carry experienced surgeons. The character which this Line of Packets has acquired for punctuality of sailing will be strictly maintained, thereby preventing the great expense to passengers of delay in London, and offering to Shippers the certainty of the irst niaiket in the Colony. The whole arrangements of these vessels are based upon an experience of upwards of seven years, during which Hknry H. Willis and ( - Co.'s Line of Packets has been regularly esta- : blished between this country and New Zealand, and every improvement which, from time to • time, suggests itself as conducive to the comfort of passengers, (without losing sight of economy in the Rates of Passage), will continue to be promptly adopted. For Rates of Passage, and all further information, apply to Longdejj & Le Ckbn.

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