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FOR MELBOURNE. /1L ITIHE Favourite Barque, J- " TORY," jSOO Tons Re(f^^M^jm^K gister, Capt. Row, is daily |/7|^^^3SY/vf expected to arrive, and will Jgp'i d'jfl^MU^*' return to Melbourne after "**™^^^^^»* having discharged her cargo. Parties intending to visit the Gold Fields by this vessel are advised to lose no time in securing their passage with the undersigned, as several berths have been already engaged. Longden & Le Chen. FIRST WOOL SHIP OF THIS SEASON ! FOR LONDON, To Sail from Wellington in February. Aa ITIHE Fine First-Class ■*- Barque " STATELY," 600 Tons, T. Ginder, Com-•^^W-'^rlSf^ mander, will call in at Lyttelton, on her return from Otago, to receive what Wool may be ready, and is expected to arrive at the end of December. This vessel has very superior accommodation for passengers, and the hulk of her Cargo is already engaged. For freight or passage, apply to Longden & Le Cren. "THE KAKA" CARRIES GOODS to Cheistchttech on the following terms: — To the Heathcote Wharf. 20s. per ton. To Christchurch Quay 255. „ Longden & Le Cren," Agents. FILBY & Co's and JOS. STAYNER'S LINE OE New Zealand Packets direct from London. y< rpHE Undersigned beg i^^\A -*- to call the attention of the Colonists of Canterbury l7^^^^^S\\and New Zealand generally, J^l .4 |^fiyegy to the fact that they con- "' jus,' ]£&zss3^> tinue to despatch, at short and regular intervals, first-class, fast-sailing, passenger Ships to the different Settlements in New Zealand. These vessels carry Surgeons —are commanded by gentlemen of great experience in the passenger trade—and the most careful provision is made for the comfort of the passengers during the voyage. The following fine ships are some of those already despatched: tons. Sir George Seymour. ..Bso Capt. T. Goodson Charlotte Jane 730 „ A.Lawrence Randolph 761 „ W.Dale Cressy 720 „ J.D.Bell Castle Eden 930 „ T. Thornhill Lsabella Hercus 618 „ P.Houston Travancore 582 „ T.Brown Duke of Bronte 500 „ J.T.Barclay Steadfast 535 „ T.Spencer Labuan 547 „ W. Scott Dominion .584 „ W. Darke Bangalore 877 „ W.Morgan Lady Nugent 668 „ J. Parsons Duke of Portland 533 „ W. Cubitt Canterbury.... 816 „ J.Edwards Midlothian ....530 „ J. Gibson Sir George Pollock ...630 „ T. Withers. The usual regularity of sailing of these vessels, so well known to most of the Colonists, will be constantly observed. ; The undersigned also execute commissions with dispatch on an account being opened to their credit with the Union Bank of Australia : and parties confiding consignments of the produce of the Colony to their care, may rely upon their exercise of prudence and fidelity in effecting advantageous sales : remittances being made either in . Cash, or in Manufactured Goods, &c, as may be directed. Filby & Co., 157 Fenchurch-st.l London Jos. Stayner, 110, Fenchurch-st. J

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Lyttelton Times, Volume II, Issue 101, 11 December 1852, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Lyttelton Times, Volume II, Issue 101, 11 December 1852, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Lyttelton Times, Volume II, Issue 101, 11 December 1852, Page 1

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