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Colonist, Volume XII, Issue 1182, 22 January 1869, Page 1

rtHAW, SAVILLE and GO'S PASSENP GERS* LINE of PACKETSbetweenLONDON „,d NEW ZEALAND.—The following fii-st-class jjpper Ships will be continued as REGULAR jJJaDERS:— 'ghips. Commanders. Tons, j jlotoaka . . . W.Stevens. . 3,000 JiU . . . . T.Turobull. . 2,000 a«okSwan . . . G.King . . 2,000 [frican. . .J. Gibson . . 2,000 jjZiegler .. . . W.Reynolds . 2,000 rjtilda Wattehbach . J. Gohdie . . 2,000 josington . . -'. W. King * . 2,000 jjfcmohe:■■-... , .J. Stott . . 1,500 |d Duck ; . . W. C. Bisnop . 1,500 inanoque .. ~'..; . W.T,Nixon . 1,500 ijSier,''. •.' " . ." C. G. Petherbridge 1,200 jlerop* "J. ''. A. Stuart . .1,200 ping Star . . . H. W.Norria .1,200 liia Anita .' . . Sharman . . ' 1,000 jjnaird . . .J. Sinclair ," . 1,000 jelong . . . W. Wallace . 1,000 jrwood . . . W. Forsayth . 1,000 of Kintore. . A. W. Catto ; . 1,500

( The ships of this line are all AI at Lloyd's, and ■c specially selected -for. theirjsuperior passenger acQinmodation, and fast-sailing qualities. They ait demanded by gentlemen of experience, duly qualified jrgeons are carried, and no" pains are spared to pro-' iote the health and comfort of passengers. The undersigned, agents for the above fine; fleet of hips, are authorized to arrange with settlers here, praay be desirous ofbringing their friends in Great |{it«n to this, colony, and who are prepared either jpsy the passage money at once, or to giye security f payment on arrival of the vessel, lull/particulars may be obtained by applying to j KATH; EDWARDS AND CO. THOMAS E. FISHER, ' IMPORTER AND WAREHOUSEMAN, HAS KTOW LANDING, ex ALGERNON— LI 3 cases Plain and Fancy Dress Winceys, 1 „ All Wool Cross-over Skirting 2 „ Gala Plaids, in Shepherd, Rob Roy and other Clan Patterns 2 „ Scotch Tweeds, Fancy Stripe and Checks _ . 1 „ Linen Diapers and Fronting Linens 1 „ Earlston Ginghams 1 „ Paris Hats, New Shapes 1 „ Men's Felt Hats 1 „ Men's, Boys', and Youths' Cloth Caps, in Blue and Black 6 „ Haberdashery 1 „ Hats, Women's and Children's , f 100 gross Men's Moulded Collars x » I 50 „ Youths' 1 „ West End Linen Collars, Gents' Linen Wrists, Boys' Collars, Ladies' Plain Collars and Cuffs 1 „ Counterpanes and Toilet Covers 1 „ Lambswool Shirts and Pants 1 „ Drab, Grey, and Scarlet Stays 1 „ Rolled Cambrics and Silesias 1 „ Muslins, viz., Jaconets, Pale Books, Curtains, Nainsooks, Tarletans, Hair Cords, Tape Checks, &c, &c. 1 1 „ Cambric Pocket Handkerchiefs, 5-8 ( and 7-8 sizes 3 „ Crimean Shirts, Dark and Light Grounds, Men's 0.5., Boys' and Youths' 1 „ Plain and Oriental Ribbons 1 „ Black and Fancy Silks 1 „ Ladies' Cloth Fancy Texture Jackets 1 „ Carpet Bags, Hearth Rugs, Stair Linen and Baizes 5 „ Hosiery, comprising Men's Merino Shetland, Lambswool, Alloa, and and Fancies in half-hose and hose; Cliildrens' Fancy, Colored and Plain, all sizes, in Merino, Cotton, and Worsted , 2 „ Celtic Scotch Twill Shirts 2 „ Prints, in Lilacs, Madders, and Fancies 1 „ Scotch Twill Shirting and Plain Derries 1 „ Damask and Worsted Table Covers, Mourning Parasols and Umbrellas, Alloa Yarn, all colors 2 „ Clark's 200 Reels, and Evans' Boarheaded Crotchet Cotton 1 „ Men's Woollen Cravats, Wool Handkerchiefs, Silk Bandannas, • Ladies' Silk and Velvet Ties, Buckles, Hair Nets, and Belts 6 „ Clothing — consisting of Men's, Youths', and Boys' Suits, in Tweed and Doeskin, Shepherd's Plaid Suits, Boys' Knickerbockers American Pilot, Beaver, and Grey Coats 6 bales Blankets, White, Gentian, & Scarlet, nine to twelve quarters > 2 „ Anti-Rbeumatic and Imitation Welsh Flanuels 1 „ Union and Linen Tick 2 „ Corn Sacks 3 „ Cocoa Fibre Matting 2 „ Wool and Brush Door Mats 2 „ Wood Wax Cloth, and heavy American Leather Cloths, in Black and Green 1 „ Made-up Kidderminster Carpets 313 kegs Nails, assorted 12 bales Paper, comprising News, Colored Demy, and other Printing Papers 80 drums Raw and Boiled Oil 20 bundles Galvanised Iron Buckets 2 casks Avery's Counter Machines 4 caßes Castor Oil, for Machinery 20 „ Galvanised Corrugated Iron 150 „ Hennessey's Brandy Ex CHARLOTTE ANN, and Late Abbivais— 250 casks M'Ewan's Bottled Ale 30 hhds. M'Ewan's No. 4 celebrated Ale 12 „ Worthington Ale 50 cases Martell's Brandy 26 „ Claret 20 „ Giliows'Ginger Wine 1 qr-cask Spirits of Wine 20 chests superior Congou Tea 35 balf-chests „ 20 boxes Scented Orange Pekoe and Gunpowder Tea 250 boxes Brandon's Nevas and Price's Belmont Sperm Candles 40 sacks Black Pepper 40 tons Smith and M'Lean's Galvanised Corrugated Iron, 6, 7, & 8 feet, 26 guage 800 lengths of 4 and 4£ Galvanised Guttering, with Ends and Drops 27 casks Oatmeal, Split Peas, & Pearl Barley 1 qr-tierce Raglan's and Barrett's Twist Tobacco [32 cases Coey'B and Campbell's Bacon, prime quality 25 „ Morton's lib Salmon and Lobsters 10 „ Sardines, £ and i 41 „ Salad Oil, £, i, and pint 3 ~ » i» quarts 40 „ Cozzens' Kerosine 6 „ Wotherspoon's and Keillor's Confectionery 2 „ Lemon, Orange, and Citron Peel 1 „ Fancy Soap 1 „ Brown Windsor Soap, in lib packets Coffee,' Cinnamon, Spices, Nutmegs, Gelatine, Painkiller, Nixey's Black Lead, Biscuits, Brushware, Kerosine Kamps, Blacking, Violet Powder, Distilled Essences, Paper Bags, American Tacks, Corn Flour, Hobart Town Jams; Marmalade, Fryingpans, Vinegar in quarters and bottles, Glassware and Crockery, Vermicelli and Mficcaroni, Miistards, Carbonate Soda, Tartaric Acid, Cream Tartar, - Bluestone; Glue, Blue, Starch, Cordage, American <2hairs * Ex AIREDALE— M 2 tons CANTERBURY CHEESE. foton, June 26,1863. 90?