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Lyttelton Times, Volume III, Issue 127, 11 June 1853, Page 1

FILBY & Co's and JOS. STAYNER'S LINE OF_ New Zealand Packets direct from London. /i' rj^HE Undersigned beg - ti^^sA ■ '-^to call the attention of tirjb^^^^ *ue Colonists of Canterbury /ri^^^^S^NXand New Zealand generally, ._________of_W^yto tne; act tnat they coh%t^__fc^Us___P=g 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. i 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 Isabella 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 J 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. Ftlby & Co., 157, Penchurch-st.l r A Jos. Staynek, 110, Fenchurch-st. j ljonaon NOTICE. ~ JOHN COLLIER, Baker, Canterbury street, Lyttelton. begs to inform his friends and the public in general, that, having failed this year in procuring a license for the sale of Spirituous Liquors on the new premises built by him for that purpose, situate at the corner of Canterbury and London-street, he will Open the same this day, Saturday, Jtme 11th, as a Temporary Store for the Sale of Groceries and Provisions of all kinds. N.B. The Baking business will be carried on as usual in Canterbury-street. NOTICE. W WRIGHT begs to inform the • Stock-owners of New Zealand, that, having had 14 years' practical experience in the Sappers' Department of the Hou. E. I. C.'s College, Addiscome,—he will engage to construct on the first scientific principles Rafts to convey any weight across any river in New Zealand. "One Raft to be unloading while the other is loading on the opposite side ; and these to be constructed for the same cost as one Punt, and requiring only one man to work both. Floating Bridges constructed across auy River, the current of which does not run more than 20 miles per hour. Oxford Street, Lyttelton.