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Lyttelton Times, Volume III, Issue 116, 26 March 1853, Page 1

For Sydney Direct. 7k , FTIHE Fine Clipper Bri£Jf\m X gantine " DISPATCH," »^^-\\ 200 Tons, Ptogers, master, I^Bll^lf^^ will sail for the above Port *f^Ui'i ' _Jjg-^£ about tbe 14th of April next. For Freight or passage, apply to James. Swinbourne, • Colonial Store. Early application is.necessaiy as there will be no delay after returning from Otago. For Sydney Direct. ■_^_KA TPHE FINE SHIP •fciy^B^ -1" "HAS HEM V," 700 |f^^^^^_»e'V_, Tons, Captain John Ross 4fffiW/??W^w' (daily expected to arrive), «liffil^^___jalS^ will return to Sydney immediately after having discharged her cargo. For Freight or passage, apply to Longden & Le Cren. Lyttelton, 23rd March, 1853. AS Agents of Messrs. Money Wigeam and Sons, and 0. A. Altmee, Esq., of London, tbe undersigned are ready to receive applications from the friends of persons in England who wish to obtain passages in any of the vessels despatched by the above parties. . To follow the ".Minerva," the " Cornwall," tbe " Skin's Castle," and other vessels. Cookson, Bowleh, & Co., Agents at Lyttelton. Lyttelton, MaTch 23rd. NOTICE. //L . fpHE Public are hereby J^^N4v -■- informed, that in conse*d^^^^MA\ quence of the present defec- • f/T^^^^WKM v^ arrangements with rejg^^2£^^____^- gard to the carriage of goods Sss3sSg3=ss between tbe Port and tbe Plains, and the numerous charges to which parties are exposed in consequence; tbe owners of the undermentioned boats have completed arrangements to deliver goods in Christchurch, at tbe rate of 325. per ton, free of-all other charges. The boats will discharge at the Heathcote Ferry Wharf, and the goods will be carted without any delay to Christchurch, and delivered to their respective owners, at the fixed charge above-mentioned. By this arrangement, parties receiving goods will be able to calculate tbe exact amount o expenses incurred, and will be answerable to tbe Agent only for such, and free from the annoyance of being called upon by several parties for various charges. The boats which are intended to carry out these arrangements comprise the largest and most seaworthy at present engaged in the carrying trade, and.will consist of the Paliniirus, Capt. Greaves. Kaha, " Swanson. Rover, " Bannister. General Palme?',... " Strickland. Agent in Christchurch, Mr. Smart, by whom all charges will be collected, and to whom references may be made. Wharfinger—Mr. W. Stewart. Proprietors of Drays and others accustomed to do their own carting, will have their goods delivered at the/Wharf at the rate of 225. per . ton, including all charges. N. 8.. Should the above arrangements be found to be as beneficial to tbe public as tbe promoters of them have reason to expect, they will be facilitated and improved upon as circumstances will allow.