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Lyttelton Times, Volume VI, Issue 420, 12 November 1856, Page 1

FOE SYDNEY. «^\l nP.HE fast sailing brig fvJ^w^E^ • " Mountain Maid," //^^fe§3~'^ Richard Wood, master, will jWi I,- ■;• .^£E^>ftL/ sail for the above port on or w-* *i'Jfcfr|Ltgyw about the 13th November. For particulars apply to '" J. T. PEACOCK & CO. Owners. October 17, 1856. ' 101812 c REGULAR TRADER TO SYDNEY. Ai Ik /TESSRS. J. T. PEACOCK & CO. be-///fc^-ipE^sK vJr^° mform their friends and _W^Ng/ ie Pu^lic that it is their ' "'<"• intention to keep the Mountain Maid as a regular' trader between Sydney and Lyttelton, calling at Nelson. Wool and: other produce intended for shipment per Mountain^ Maid, will be received, and stored free of charge on board the* Gratitude Wool ■ Receiving Depot. For further particulars apply to : ' J. T. PEACOCK & CO., Owners, Lyttelton. FOR SYDNEY, A REGULAR TRADER, i^Nok- FTUIE fine brig DART, f^^^^^v Jenkins» commanji^^^^^^MC\\^ers (expected to arrive about -^^B^^ff^^ th ft Ist December next,) will sail from this port, about the 15th December. This vessel has first-rate accommodation for cabin and steerage passengers, and will be a good . opportunity for shippers of wool to Sydney, as every facility will be afforded" by the undersigned, in weighing, etc., the wool at their various warehouses, both at Kaiapoi and Lyttelton. For freight or passage apply to COOKSON, BOWLER, & CO. FOR SYDNEY, A REGULAR TRADER, nnHE fine fast sailing * r -.f^^^^\ schooner ' COIL A,' //TiSs^Sil^ «Nj John Edington, commander, jy^OiC3|y£i*yis expected, to arrive here g^^^s^^j!@r^ about the Ist February next. This vessel has superior accommodation for passengers, and every facility will be afforded by the undersigned to shippers of produce by her, which can be weighed, marked, &c, either at their warehouses at Kaiapoi or Lyttelton, if required. COOKSON, BOWLER, & CO. Lyttelton, Oct. 9th, 185 G. 10152 c FIRST WOOL-SHIP FOR LONDON. /^fc\t^ finHE Undersigned have »;-J^d^^^^\ J-made arrangements for lr^^^k\\ a' first-class ship of 600 tons to load in February next for "«iis§s§lis§Biiiiife» the above port, and to sail from hence about the middle of March. Part of the cargo being already engaged, the ship will meet with quick despatch, and every facility will be afforded to shippers in warehousing and shipment of wool. The wool can be weighed and marked, if required, at the stores of the undersigned at Kaiapoi and Lyttelton. COOKSON, BOWLER, & CO. Lytteltou, Sept. 18th, 1556. 10151 c FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER, nnill1: Ketch ' Father Thames,' 20 tons. JL Apply to Edward Genet, Lyttelton, or, ALEXANDER WEBB, Christchurch Qua}'. All freights to bo paid on delivery. 10154 c