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Lyttelton Times, Volume XI, Issue 660, 5 March 1859, Page 1

F0 R LONDO N. To follow the JURA and ihe REGINA. THE FINE FAST SAILING DUNDEE CLIPPER STRATH A L L AN , W. R. Williamson, Commandeb, . 551 Tons Register, A 1 at Lloyd's, : (Built at Dundee in the year 1857.) ; AFTER the JURA and the REGINA. have been loaded and despatched, the fine Dundee Clipper Ship STRATHALLAN- will LOAD WOOL for LONDON. Every facility will be given to Shippers for Marking and Weighing Wool at Kaiapoi, Christchurch, Timaru and Lyttelton. The ACCOMMODATION for SALOON PASSENGERS perStrathallan are VERY SUPERIOR. The owners propose keeping this fine vessel regularly in the trade. For freight or passage, apply to- ■ MILES, KINGTON, & CO., Lyttelton; or, GOULD & MILES,. ; , * Christchurch. | NOTICE TO PASSENGERS. , , SHIPREGI N A.. j ! H. B. THORNTON, Commanded ' : fTIHE above Vessel having nearly com--L pleted her lading, will be ready to sail in a few days. COOKSON, BOWLER, & CO. Lyttleton, February 11th, 1859. STEAM TO WELLINGTON. THE. screw -steam ship "" QUEEN," Captain; , Wilson, will leave Lyttelton for Wellington, on her return from Otago, on MONDAY, the 7th I March, and will leave Wellington for Bytt'elton, oh ! FRIDAY, the Uth March. „ ' -. Fares.—Lyttelton to Wei- Cabin. Steerage. 1 lington ... ... ... £5 5 0 £3 10 0 ! Return tickets £8 8 0 £5 10 0 I Cargo will betaken for shipment to Melbourne per " PIRATE free of transhipping charges. FBEIGHT TO MELBOUBNE—• Dead weigtit 50s. per ton. Measurement 60s. pe.r ton. ■ Wool Id. per lb; • Apply to E. A. HARGREAVES, Agent. Lyttelton, Feb. 25, 1859. FOR SYDNEY. THE Brig MOUNTAIN MAID, Longmuir, Commander. The accommodation of this favourite vessel is unsurpassed by any in the trade • all the berths being large, airy, and enclosed. As she is discharging alongside the owners' wharf, intending passengers have an opportunity of inspecting the accommodation. Her last- voyagefrom this port to Sydney was done in less than 9 days, being considerably quicker than hitherto performed by a sailing vessel. For freight or passage, apply to the owners, J.. T. PEACOCK & CO. NOTICE TO VISITORS TO PIGEON BAY, AKAROA, AND THE PENINSULA. ALTERATION IN THE FARES PER STEAMER PLANET TO PIGEON BAY. THE Canterbury Steam Navigation Company's Contract for carrying the Akaroa Mails ceasing atthe. end of March, the steamer Planet w f ill only make six trips more to Pigeon Bay; the last on MONDAY, March 28, 1859. The steamer will leave the wharf (weather;permitting) ■each MONDAY, at half-past 9 a.m. Fares:—-Return tickets to Pigeon Bay") j« and back, available for the day $ Return tickets, available for the follow- 7 tg, eap u • ing Monday j fc" N.B.—Saddle horses will await the arrivabof the steamer if notice be given by the previous Monday; thus enabling ladies and invalids to, visit Akavoa and its beautiful scenery without fatigue. J. MARTIN HEYWOOD, ...... Manager. Canterbury Steam Navigation , Company.'s Offices, Feb. 18; 1859. TO LET. A DJOINING the Town Belt, the house XJL and section belonging- to R. Chapman, Esq.-. consisting of a five roomed house, with a well of water on the premises. The Paddock consists of about 19 acres laid down to English grasses, and well fenced, are to be put in a thorough state of repair, where required; 'possession to be had about 7th March next, For further particulars apply to GOULD & MILES. * Christchurch, February 22, 1859. KAIAPOI. fVO BE SOLD, 10 acres of LAND,, on the A Island, fenced and cultivated, with a small house thereon; also, the standing crops if desired. This land is well situated, being at the junction of two main roads, and is of the best quality. Apply to JAMES WYLDE, Kaiapoi.