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rTTIOR NEWCASTLE, touching at Tl± JL RANAKI, and to sail in a few days, the fast-ssiling* ship URGENT, 408 tons, John Thompson, commander. This vessel has superior accommodations for passengers. For freight or passage apply to Charles Ejipbgn and Co., Auckland Point. N.B. The ship Urgent will return with all despatch from Newcastle, and offers a desirable opportunity to parties wishing to import stock or goods, as two-thirds of her cargo is already engaged. Orders received as above, August 9. /POSITIVELY THE FIRST SHIP FROM WEL- / \ LINGTON FOR LONDON DIRECT. THE A. 1 , for twelve years frigate-built ship BELLA MARINA, Thoiias Axbeidge, com-. mander, burden as per register 564 tons, now only on hQI 'third voyage, and is one of the fastest sailing vessels afloat ; Q hat already one-third of her cargo actually on board, and / the bulk of the remainder engaged. She has a full poop, with most elegant cabin accommodations for a limited number of passengers a plan of which will be shown by the undersigned, and carries an experienced surgeon. For freight or passage early application is requested to be made to Messrs. Risgwat and Co., Wellington, or to T. J. Lowndes, felson, July 25. - Auckland Po : nt. IOR NEW EDINBURGH direct.— The fine fast-sailing brigantine DEBORAH, 120 tons, T. Wing, master, will sail for the above port on or about the 10th of August. Persons desirous of obtaining passages or procuring freight, are requested to make early application to C. Empson and Co.. Auckland Point. Nelson, July 18. Al^O be SOLD, at very moderate prices* \J JL some pairs of first-rate YOUNG WORKING BUL4 LOCKS, broken in to all kinds of agricultural work. These bullocks are all well acclimatized, having been upwards of a year in the colony. j^pply to Mr. Dillon, Waimea West. yQHEEP FOR SALE.— Lately landed, r YJ ex Piscator, FOUR HUNDRED SHEEP, including ewes and wethers. The ewes all in lamb, and many of the wethers fit for the butcher. The above will be sold at low prices, and may be seen on ' 3 application to Mr. White, Waimea Road. For particulars apply to C. Empson and Co., Auckland Point. Nelson, June 29. /Sand in the settlement of nelson. rpHE AGENT of the NEW ZEALAND JL COMPANY having received instructions to GRANT LEASES, with PURCHASING CLAUSES, of the Com- , /9 pany's Accommodation Sections in this settlement, is ready / to receive applications from parties wishing to treat for the same. COLONIAL RESERVES (Town and Accommodation, 1 acre and 50 acres respectively) will be put up separately for SALE by AUCTION, at an upset price to be fixed by the Company's Agent, at the request of parties desirous of purchasing the same. Nelson, June 21, 1844. A Nbw Plthouth, July 20th, 1844. / "VTOTICE is hereby given, that on and Iri after the fifteenth day of August next, a CHARGE of TWENTY-FIVE SHILLINGS PER TRIP will be made for each of the New Zealand Company's LARGE BOATS employed in DISCHARGING or LOADING VESSELS in the C port of NEW PLYMOUTH. The boats will carry about five 7 tons each. An experienced steersman and a sufficient crew will be provided, but the Company will in no ease be answerable for any damage that may accrue to cargo or baggage. This notice does not apply to vessels chartered by the New Zealand Company, or despatched from England under its sanction and regulations : the passengers and cargo of such vesstls will be landed, as at present, without charge. (Signed) J. T. Wickstxkd, -New Zealand Company's Resident Agent for New Plymouth. /O MILLS begs to inform the gentry XV* and public of the district of Nelson, that he purposes doting his house as a licensed house, and CONVERTj, ING it into a PRIVATE BOARD and LODGING HOUSE. • M. M. purposes keeping a number of comfortable beds, and hopes by strict attention to economy and cleanliness, to render it deserving their continued support. Gentlemen may have private apartments, and be boarded by the day, week, or month. An Ordinary will be provided at three o'clock. »> anO WHALERS. — Boyd Town, TwoV^JL fold Bay, New South Wales.— SHIPS can REFRESH or REFIT at this harbour free of all port charges, pilotage, Sec., and can obtain wood, water, fresh and salt provisions, ye- ' getablei, ship chandlery, stores, and slops of every kind and description, and, if required, the services of experienced shipwrights and boat-builders, upon the most reasonable terms. N.B. Oil or bone taken in exchange. L >'T^IFTY tons V. D. L. FLOUR ~ %S JL 40 half-barrels prime Irish pork 4 tons West India sugar 9 bales of blankets. F. Otteeson, July 26< Auckland Point and Bridge Street. /AN SALE, at Messrs. C. EMPSON r V^ and Co.'s warehouse, Auckland Point: — Prime Hamburg beef, in tierces American and Westphalian huns, in hhds. Pearl barley, in barrels Starch, in kegs Split pease, in barrels Soap, in 50-lb. boxes Soda, in small kegs Epsom salts, in ditto Gunpowder, in ditto Tea, in qaarter chests it Sherry wine, in quarter casks ' 7 Ditto, in bottle Rum, in hhds. Vinegar, in quarter casks Black whale oil Window glass, in 100-fset boxes Cut nails, in kegs American axes and handles Slops White felt hats Shoes Glass-ware, of all kinds, &c. Also, x quantity of Furniture, consisting of chairs, tables chests of drawers, sideboards, tubs, window blinds, &c., &c. Nelson, July si. |>LAYING CARDS on sale at the Neljj**"? ton Examiner oSee. /t? or sale — •^ JL A Barrand chronometer A brass sextant < A marine barometer A Dolland telescope. -' Apply to Mr. Marsdxn, Watchmaker, Trafalgar Square.