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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume XII, Issue 1229, 13 May 1857, Page 2

Ex “ Maori,” “Heroes of Alma,” &e. T?URZE’S STOUT, in Wood Brandy, Whisky, and Geneva Port, Sherrv, and Old Tom Tea, Oatmeal, and Oilman’s Stores Negrohead and Cavendish Tobacco Currants and Hops. A General Assortment of Hardware Galvanized Iron, in corrugated sheets Tiles, Water-piping, &c. Iron Wire, Tinman’s, and for fencing Window glass, Paints, Nails Furniture and Oil paintings Harness and Saddlery Garden chairs, Wrapping paper Carpetting, Prints, Hats and Caps Hosiery, Derries, Boots and Shoes Superior Slop Clothing Straw Hats, Calicoes &c., &c., &c. STUART, KINROSS, & CO. Wellington, 13th May, 1857. TV'ASHING, Clear Starching, Gof- ’ ' fering, Small Plaiting, &c., got up in the French and English style, by an experienced Laundress, lately arrived by the Oliver Lang, whose style of getting up Linen has been highly approved of by several of the first families in Wellington, who can be referred to for a leference. prices moderate. MRS. KEY, Thorndon-flat, opposite the Millitary Barracks. May 13, 1857. MRS. MORD I N , MONTHLY NURSE, Howell’s Buildings, Ghuznek-street. May 13, 1857. Private Board and Lodging, AT MRS. FITZGERALD’S, Next door to Mr. Barraud’s, Chemist, Lambton Quay. May 13, 1557. YOUNG & Co.’s LINE OF FIRST CLASS PACKET SHIPS. T'HE following splendid A. 1. Ships are intended to be continued as Regular Traders, and will sail regularly between London and this Colony :— SHIPS - COMMANDERS. Tons John Taylor J. M. Cawkitt 850 Northfleet........ N. Pentreath 1050 Duke of Portland.. G. F. Sevmour 530 Sipsey H. Bolton 700 Royal Stuart .... J. Tadman 900 Westminster J. Westgarth 1500 Hastings J. H. Carrew 700 Philip Laing .... J. S. Cadenhead 600 Rose oj Sharon .. James Sontheron 900 Heroes of Alma .. T. Silk 700 Cossipore 100 Q These vessels will sail at regular intervals of about one month. The accommodation and dietary scale are on the most liberal terms, for which this line is so well known, and as they will make this their first Port they offer unusual inducements to Passengers. For further particulars apply to WORSLEY * CO

For Nelson direct. favorite and fast-sailing schooner MARY, Captain Maclean, will sail positively on Thursday, 14th May. For freight or passage, having excellent accommodation, apply to STUART, KINROSS, & CO. Wellington, May 3, 1857. For the Ahuriri. ' I re & u la-r trader Schooner x SHEPHERDESS, Scott, mas ter, will sail for Port Napier on Saturday, 16th instant. For freight or passage, apply to May 13, 1856. JOHNSTON & CO. For Port Cooper. 'J' H E fine fast sailing Brig DART, Jenkins commander will sail for Port Cooper, on Friday,’ 15th instant. For freight or passage, apply to May 9, 1857. DUNSTON & CO. For Port Cooper. r rHE favorite clipper schooner MARY TH OMPSON, H. Thompson, Master, will sail for Port Cooper on Wednesday, 13th inst. For freight or passage apply to ~ JOHNSTON & CO. May 6, 1857. For Akaroa, Calling at Port Cooper. T'HE Clipper Schooner Marie Louise, Davis master, will sail on Wednesday, 13th inst. For freight or passage, apply to JOHNSTON & CO. May 9, 1857. , For Ahuriri. r pHE fine Schooner SALO PLAN, J. Bain master, now alongside Rhodes’ Wharf, will sail on Thursday, the 14th inst., weather permitting For freight or passage, apply to the master on board, or to „ '-V. B. RHODES & CO. May 9, 1857.