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Lyttelton Times, Volume IV, Issue 190, 26 August 1854, Page 8

WESLEY AN CHAPEL, LYTTELTONIT being the intention of the Wesleyans resident in this place to build a Chapel, in which to assemble to worship the Almighty according to the forms laid down by their founder, the Rev. John Wesley, subscriptions will be received by Henry John Lb Crkn, Esq., Treasurer. FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER, THE Schooner " PALINURUS," 15 Tons, Johnston, Stdey & Le Cren. FILBY & Co's and JOS. STAYNEfc'S LINE OF New Zealand Packets direct from London. . np H E Undersigned is /''« SvnA, authorised by Messrs. ■Om^ V Filby and Co., and Joseph lT^^\\ Stayner, to call the atteniZ^W^^jSfe/tion of tlie c»lonists <>f °an<g2**fi*fi!fiji^%a£m t-.Knw and New Zealand generally, to the fact that they have resumed chartering, at short and regular intervals, firstclass, fast-sailing, passenger Ships to the different Settlements in New Zealand. The vessels carry surgeons—are commanded by Captains 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 vessels have already been despatched: Mahtoree 350 Capt. R. Cowan. Eagle 400 Capt. H. G. Looke. The greatest attention will be paid to the punctual despatch of vessels chartered by the above well-known firms ; and as it is highly desirous that a continuous emigration to this Settlement be encouraged, the undersigned will be prepared to facilitate the views of those parties who may be disposed to send to England for their friends. A. J. Alport. 2, Norwich Quay, Lyttblton, January, 1854. yjjs\v IjTredekick: YOUNG Between London iS&dsMssMSmm and Hew Zealand. John Taylor. . . . J. M. Cawkitt . 850 Northfie'et . . . . N. Pentreath . . 1050 Duke of Portland . G.T.Seymour . 530 Balnaguith .. . G. Smith, h.c.s. . 6()0 Norman Morison, . C. L. JVlaundrel . 1000 Trafalgar . . . . C. Richardson . 1200 To be followed by other equally fine ships at intervals of about one month. A return ship of suitable tonnage will call at all the southern ports of New Zealand for cargo home during the month of February next. The Undersigned, in behalf of Messrs. Young & Co., beg to submit the following Circular letter to the Canterbury public for their information. New Zealand Colonists Rooms, 9, Adelphi Terrace, London, 1853. In reference to the New Zealand business hitherto carried on at the Colonists' Rooms here by me, in exclusive connection with Messrs. Money Wigram and Si>ns, I beg to inform you that I have made arrangements with Messrs. Frederick Younir & Co., of 74, Covnhill, for the purpose of keeping up a regular line of communication between this country and the various ports in New Zealand. According to the terms of this arrangement, I have transferred to them all my interest and connection with these Rooms, and agreed that in future they shall be conducted by Mr. Horace Young, who will represent Messrs. Frederick Young & Co, in this branch of their establishment. I have only to add an expression of my hope that the confidence with which you have always treated me. in your communications, upon all subjects relating to the Colonies, may he fully extended to Messrs. Frederick Young & Co., whom you will find always ready, and in my estimation very competent, to afford you any information you may require upon colonial matters. Trusting my successors may receive a continuance of your kind patronage, I remain, Sir, Yours faithfully, C. A. Aylmer. For further particulars relative to the business of this line, apply to Worsi.ey, Wilson, & Co. Managing Agents, Wellington ; Cookson, Bowles, & Co., Lyttelton.