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New Zealander, Volume 5, Issue 328, 14 July 1849, Page 1

FOR RUSSELL & NEW PLYMOUTH. v-. rp H E new Schooner, •*■ "POST BOY," Jffl|^^'3l tons, King, master, will sail for E£i^3G£j£the above ports on Saturday next, 14th instant. For freight or passage apply to Connell and Ridings, *^ Queen-street. s July6, 1849.

FOR CALIFORNIA DIRECT. . rg^ rpHE Fine Fast Sailing Barque tjjdlMk 1 " ENNERDALE," §l|k|i| 450 tons burthen, J. G. Balliston, $jK>\3r>£Sta cornraan der. Will positively sail for the above Port, on or "before the 26th instant. Parties desirous of a |[nick and comfortable passage, an early application is necessary, as only a few berths aie i acant. { Arpty t-° Combes & Daldy, Agents. Auckland, July 11, 1849.

' FOR CALIFORNIA. 1 well k n°wn Clipper £Ji/3§P§k-*- " STAR OF CHINA," j^|P|liL- Howard Dowker, Commander, will sail" for San Francisco, on Saturday at «oon. This vessel presents an eligible opportunity for Cabin and Steerage Passengers, carriesan experienced Surgeon. Captain Dowker having liad several years experience on the coast of California, will be willing to give his passengers every information regarding that country. Early application is necessary, to the Captain f>n board, or to \ W. J. Strang, ) Victoria Hotel. Auckland, July 11,

1849^ / FOR CALIFORNIA. ' iO^THEFINENEW BRIG Jffi||||^ 120 tons, McLean, master, built 1 &&&&&& Messrs. Waltons, of Kaipara — expected to arrive here about 10th August — will sail for San Francisco on or about the 20th of the same month. For Freight (having a portion of her cargo engaged) or Passage, apply to W. S. Grahame, Fort-street. N, B.—Early application is necessary as only a limited number of Passengers will be taken. June 23,1849.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. 1 O?"» fine A 1 Barque aMfk, 1 « INCH INNAN," SS£i 565 tons re S ister > Henr 7 Pearse, ■•■*■'■•••• Commander. The above vessel has superior cabin accommodation, u ill be fitted in the best possible manner for the comfort of intermediate and steerage passengers, being well ventilated and lofty between decks. Will positively sail as above 10 days after her return from Sydney, where a great portion of her cargo and passengers are already engaged. For freight or passage apply to James Macky. Queen-street, 12th June, 1849.

FOR SALE, THE Schooner "CHARLES," and the Cutter « NAUTILUS." The sailing qualities of the above named vessels are too well known to require any com • ment. For further particulars, enquire of Messrs. Connell & Ridings, Queen-street.

[a card.] ALFRED CARR, m.d.,m.r.c.5.,1.a.5., &c, &c., late Resident Physician to the Huningham Lunatic Asylum, Surgeon Superintendent of Emigrants, Assistant Surgeon Accoucheur to the West London Lying-in-Institution. At Home for consultation Every Morning from 10 till 12. Auckland, June 13,1849.