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New Zealander, Volume 11, Issue 992, 17 October 1855, Page 1

u/vvTHI y steamer between svdM - KEY AND AUCKLAND. rpHE Auckland Steam Navi--1 gallon Company’s new and t powerful Screw Steam ship WILLIAM D/CVA )', firtO Tons, and 200 Horse-power, Robert tfifiLEß, Commander, being under Contract «o the Provincial Government to carry he Mailsr is appointed to sail as under. FROM AUCKLAND, On or about the 15lh of October. FROM SYDNEY, On or about the 50th of October. And will continue to sail monthly between the above Ports, of which due notice will be •ken'from li,ne 10 l,me - PASSAGE MONEY: Unoer Saloon, including bed- . p W«c £ j* ® ® Lower ditto 12 0 0 Steerage • • * • • • 8 0 Tbnns of Freight and every other information on application to the Agent at Sy iney, and in Auckland to the Undersigned. Uy order of the Board of Directors, George Duke, Secretary. Auckland, April 5, 1853. & < •> WONG A W ONG A. * On SATURDAY, 20lh, at 7 a.m. PLEASURE TRIP toHawick, Waiheki, and Coromandel, calling at two Stations at Waiheki. FOR SYDNEY, , rpilE brig “ MOA,” 257 tons |\ J Register, J. R. Thompson Commander, will sail for the above Port, TO-MORROW, he 18 th inst. For freight or passage, apply to W. S. GfIAIIAMK. highland, 17lh October 1853. FOR SYDNEY. rpnE fast sailing brig Mk'- 1 “ ALGERINE,” 100 tons, Henry Kelly, commander, will sail for the above art in a few days. For freight or passage applv to Woodiiouse and Buchanan, Queen-street. 2th October, 1855. H*. H. WILLIS & Co.’s ’ IN E OF PACKETS BETWEEN LONDON AND NEW ZEALAND. rHE following first-class Ships are intended to be continued as Regular Traders: Tons. Crttsirell , W, C. Barnett, .... 700 Cashmere, G. Pearson, 800 Maori, C. G. Petheridge, .... 900 Dolphin , Turnbull, Stately , T. Ginder 700 Josephine Willie, Canney, . . . 1000 Simtah, Allan ” *0 Joseph Fletcher, J. Foster, .... 800 Thetis, Pook, 700 The Undersigned, Ag< uls for the above plendid Line of Vessels, are authorised to (range with settlers here who may be lesirous of bringing their friends in Great Vila in out to this colony, and are prepared filher to pay the passage money at once to hem, or to give satisfactory security for its tayment on arrival ofthe vessel. Further particulars on application to Brown & Campbell. s 9 CUTTER FOR SALE. THE Clipper Culler “DEFIANCE,” of * Manukan, is still in the bands of llio undersigned for sale. R, Schultz and Co., Queen’s Wharf. Auckland, 18tli Sept., 1855. pRO S S CUT SAWS 4to 9 feel London spring and German steel band saws, pit saws Pil and handsaw sets, sailor’s palms, braces and bits, saw and smith’s files Maul rings and wedges, boos Meet zinc, perforated ditto Tin 1 £ i \ copper nails and roves Carpenter’s drawing knives, adzes Spokeshaves, toy and boy’s spades harden rakes, zinc slating nails fishing lines and books, hammers Grindstones and spindles, padlocks Jj'yihe ditto, packing needles Harness, collar and sadlers noodles On Sale at J. Coleman’s, Opposite the Exchange Hotel, Sltorlland-si. to farmers, etc. if RAKES and DAY FORKS, of superior quality, on sale by the utidcr10th, 1855. Edwd. King, Queen-street Wharf. TO LPT, FAMILY HOUSE in Co-burg-slrcel, containing 10 rooms, with lawn, out-houses, eic. Apply to J. Rout, UpMaer 12, 1855,