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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume XII, Issue 1282, 14 November 1857, Page 1

YOUNG & Co.’s LINE OF FIRST CLASS PACKET SHIPS. 'pHE following splendid A. 1. Ships * are intended to be continued as Regular Traders, and will sail regularly between London and this Colony :— SHU’S. COMMANDERS. Tons John Taylor J. M. Cawkitt 850 Northfleet N. Pentreath 1050 Duke of Portland.. G. F. Seymour 530 Gipsey H. Bolton 700 Royal Stuart .... J. Tadman 900 Westminster J. Westgarth 1500 Hastings J. H. Carrew 700 Philip Laing .... J. S. Cadenhead GOO Rose oj Sharon .. James Sontberon 900 Heroes of Alma .. T. Silk 700 Cossipore ]qqq These vessels will sail at regular intervals of about one month. The accommodation and vietnry scale are on the most liberal terms, for which this line is so well known, and as thev will make this their first Port they offer unusual inducements to Passengers. For further particulars applv to WORSLEY & CO First Wool Ship to London, FROM AHURIRI AND WELLINGTON. 'THE Splendid A 1 British flpP Built, clipper ship SOUTHERN CROSS, Captain Charlton, now lying in the harbour of Wellington will load at the Ahuriri or Hawke’s Bay, immediately after finishing the discharge of her outward cargo at Otago. She will afterwards proceed to Wellington to fill up, and sail early next year. This magnificent vessel now only on her second voyage, offers superior accommodation for passengers, having been built expressly for that trade under the personal superintendence of Captain Charlt6n. Parties intending to avail themselves of this eligible opportunity, will please secure freight and passage room as early as possible. For further particulars apply to STU A KT. KINROSS, fc CO. Wellington, September 30, 1857.

Wool Ships. Preliminary Notice. FOR LIVEII P O O L . Sail in all January, the magnificent frigate built ship, •• 5/ ONTM OR E N C Y," TJ 0 tons burden. Captain Kiddie, one of the swiftest vessels belonging to the celebrated Black Ball fleet, and expected to make the passage home in 65 days, 1600 Bales Wool are already engaged at Port Underwood. FOR LONDON. To follow the “Montmorency." A first Class Aberdeen Clipper Ship, 000 tons register. Further particulars will be duly announced on receipt of English advices. Meantime for freight or passage, apply to SMITH & CO. Wellington, October 27, 1857. For Sale, F pHE CUTTER “TRIAL." The above smart little Cutter is for sale as she now lays in the Harbour, with Masts, Sails, Spars, &c. Far particulars apply to Wm. BOWLER, SON, & CO. Lambton -quay, October 14, 1857. THE Undersigned are Cash buyers of Wool at full rates, and will make liberal advances on Wool consigned to their friends in London, Liverpool, Melbourne, or Sydney. An extreme price given for very clean washed fleece Wool. JOHNSTON & CO. October 24th, 1857. GOLD. ’pHE Undersigned are Cash Purchasers of GOLD in large or small quantities, for which they will give the highest market rate. WM. BOWLER, SON, & CO. Lambton-quay, Wellington, September 12, 1857. Wanted, PERSON - competent to take charge of a Schooner of about 25 tons register. Applv to WILLIAM BOWLER, SON & CO. Lambton-quay, October 30, 1857. For Sale, pOW.N ACRE, No. 621, on the Tinakore Road. For terms, apply to Mr. Townsend, at bis Residence on the Tinakore Road, or to JOHNSTON & CO. Juno 6, 1857, T. W. PILCHER, Ship and Custom-House Agent, Wellington, N.Z. OrricE— Custom -House Wharf.