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New Zealand Herald, Volume I, Issue 41, 31 December 1863, Page 1

FOP SYDNEY. sa ril IT. K Intercolonial Royal Mail llyV ,L Company's splendid steamship 'AUCKLAND.' 800 ton?, 150 horse power, IT. S. 51 Am ix, Commander. will sail for the above port on FRIDAY MORNTXO next, the Ist January, at i) o'clock. For Freight or Passage apply nt the Company's Ollice. Queen-street Wharf. JI. M. JEKVIS, Local Manager. XEW ZEALAND MAIL STEAM SERVICE. H « fTUME TAHLE of the INTERL COLONIAL ROYAL MA! I, COMPAN Y's KIRST CLASS STEAM INTEB-CCH.OMAt. ' AUCKLAND.'-SYDNEY AND AUCKLAND. For the Fourth Three Trips of tile \ ear ISO*'!. Svducv leave Oct. 15—Nov. 15—Dee. 15 Auckland arrive „ 22 „ 22 „ 22 Auckland leave Nov. I—Dec. 1 Sydney arrive „ S „ S 'PRINCE ALFRED.' —Extended Service from SYDNEY to O'l'AGO and back, reaching SYDNEY in time for the V. and O. Company's Mail Steamer, which leaves oil the 22nd of each month. Svdney leave October 25—November 2;> Nelsoii November 2—December 2 Wellington •• •• '* j Ly ttelton .. .. 6 ~ 0 Port Chalmers .. arrive .. 7' ~ 7 Port Chalmers... leave ~ !' i> Lyttelton ... .. ..11 ~11 Nelson .. .. -■ 13 Svdnev arrive .. 20 ~ 20 IXTFR-ri'.OVISCI AtBOAT No. I.—' LOUD ASHLEY.'—From AUCKLAND to PORT CHALMERS and back, ™ EAST COAST. carrying the English Mails for transmission by the ' Ai.m Ni;a.' which reaches MELBOURNE in time for the P. and 0. Company's Mail Steamer, leaving Oil the 20th ot each mouth. Auckland leHve Oct. G—Xov. 6 —Deo. 7 Napier .. !' ~ 0 • , 10 Wcliinston .. arrive 10 ~ 10 ~ 11 Wellington leave ~13 ~ 12 ~12 Lyttelton .... .. ..15 Mi J 5 Port Chalmers ... arrive ~Hi ~ 17 ~ 16 l'ort Chalmers . . leave ~*ls ~ *18 *18 LyttclU.il ~ „20 ~ 20 ~ 21 Wellington arrive ..21 „ 21 ~22 . leave 211 ~ 22 ~ 2!{ >"apier~ .. 25 .. 25 .. 25 Auckland arrive .. 27 ~ 27 .. 27 * In ca-t? ~f the n-m-arrivAi ol' the Mail V. l'ort Chruim'r- lr.t) ( e ::.i- Nw. ™r lII'. -m: ; 1 ■.■V.h. ami wn.'n >u,-h JfU.v l.tk. -, ; y'.KZr "11 JT'.ll. !\-xrui-. ivnsiii i\<> ".t.iitiralllH- m'.o.-iiit'diute I'url.-; cu.ii ; l> rits.-trs>*7j *.o deiltfi :t', c rrcvivc M.iu-. ! BOAT No. 3.—». s. ' PIKEBE."—From MAXUKAL" to the BLUFF and back. T/<: COOK STRAITS. Manukn't leave Oct. 21-—Nov. 21 —Dee. 2! Taranaki . .... 25 .. 25 .. 25 Nelson „ 27 ~ 27 .. 20 i'ieton .. .. 21 ~ 2K .. 2S j Wellington ~ Ill) .. 30 .. 20 ! I.ytrt-'tL.n .. ~2 2 i S'orr Chalmers ... -I ~ V i Blti'I" arrive ~5 .• 0 .Blu;!' ... leave .. .. t» 0 l'ort C'p.almers ~ 7 7 LytteUon .. .... ~10 ~ !t "Wellington . . ~ 12 ~ 11 Picton .. ~12 ..12 Nelson arrive ~12 ~ 12 Xelson leave ... ~ 10 .. 15 Tarauaki „ 17 .. 10 ilanukau ... arrive ... ..IS ~17 JOHN VINE HALL, General Manager. October 1, ISG3. FOR SALE. rjIITE well-known screw steamer For particulars. apply to CRUICKSIIANK, SMART, & CO. FOR NAPIER DIRECT. -£*-5, rilllE Schooner ' Z ILL AII,' with 1 despatch. For freight or passage, apply to fcfer-ga? JOHN" SALMON" & CO. F0 R It A Or L A NT. I rpilE Cutter 'LAPWING' will s.ail X for the above l'ort positively THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING. For Freight appl V to Mil. S. KDMOXPS, Lower Quecn-strprt. December 2?, 1863. FOR SYDNEY. ; KATE' will sail ns above on .L discharge of inward cargo. For freight or passage, apply to HENDERSON & MACFARLANE. December 18, 18(33. HAS THREE-QUARTERS OF HER CARGO ON HOARD. A SI) WILL POSITIVELY SAIL OX THE lOTII PKOX. Last Shipping Day. 13rii Jan far v. FOR LONDON DIRE CT. rpIIE far-fained beautiful clipper ship * 'IDA ZIEOLER,' L. RKVNor.iis, Commander, 8(i0 toiiH register, classed A 1 at Lloyd's for 10 years, coppered and copper fastened. This noblo clipper lias made some of the fiustest passages on record—amongst others, London to Auckland in 81, 86, and !H days, and has earned a reputation second to none in the New Zealand trade, tor freight or passage applv to D. NATHAN. A few Lithographs of this Vessel on sale. BLACK WALL LrNF. OF PACKETS. FOR. LONDON DIRECT. TO FAIL KARLV IN JANUAIZV. -ti<k IVfESSRS. GREEN'S splendid A 1 Ife/ 1 rns ~- b .tSE :i v 1100 tons, FTii:i>i:i!ic-k Dk C.utTrnrT, Commander. Passengers to London are invited to inspect the cabins of this fine ship, which are lofty, spacious, and ventilated by large ports. An experienced surgeon accompanies the ship. -'The outward run to Melbourne was made in 81 days. JUTES: First cabin, according to accomodation required. Second ditto, £'30. Third ditto, (;20. Is now ready to receive cargo at Talbot's Store, Circular Quay. For plans of cabins, freights, &c., applv to ,T. H 11KTCALFE and CO., 9, Bridge-street, Sydney. To follow in February, the splendid frigate-built Ship I BLACKWAIX.'