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Taranaki Herald, Volume VII, Issue 344, 5 March 1859, Page 1

.'The Taranaki, Hckald is published every Saturday morning. Subjoined are the terms : — Terms, or Subscription — If paid in advance 65. ; on credit, 7s. lid. per Quarter. • Aimual sub seription in advance, £\ Is. Terms or Advertising — Eight lines (or less) ofppace, 2s. 6d.; Sd. each additional line for thi first insertion of all advertisements ; half price eacl subsequent inset tion. Advertisements will be continued and charged until countermanded, such ordet must be sent to this Office Ond Day before publication. The Quarters, during 1850, terminate on the 22nd January, 23rd April, 23rd July, and 22nd October. Subscribers can only resign at the end of a Quartet . A. WILLIsTgSn & Co.'s &tnc of )i)acbeto BDTWEEN LONDON and MEW ZEALAND. nnHE following First-class SHIPS (with X others) are intended to be dispatched to both Southern and Northern Ports as regular Traders : — Tons. Joseph Fletcher... J. Pook 1100 Chapman R. Harland 1200 Maori "....G. Petherbiidge....lOOO Myrtle J. G. Mordue 1000 Mariner C.E. Fiaser 1000 Cashmere „..G. Pearson ...I'OOO Egmont S. C Gibson 1100 Cresswell' W. C. Barnett 800 Sir Edward Paget T. Wycherley 900 Euphemus J. Howard 1000 JohnMasterman...J. M'Buvie 1000 The Undersigned, Agents tor the above splendid Line of Vessels, are authorised to arrange with settlers here or at Nelson, who may be desirous of bringing their friends in Great Britain out to this colony, and are prepared either to pay the passage money at once to them, or give satisfactory security for its payment on arrival of the vessel. Further particulars on application to NASH & SCAIFE. ROYAL MAILSTEAM SHIPS. REDUCTION OF FARES— OVERLAND ROUTE. II * A ROYAL Mail Steam Ship «J|J§Nsßt XJL will be despatched for Suez !|||j||||||^>. (carrying her Majesty's Mails) *lli@|iifii§» calling at intermediate Ports, on llthof each Month, at 1 o'clock, p.m., precisely. Rate of Passage Money, including tran- ' sit through Egypt, Medical Attendance, use of Bedding and Linen, Stewards' Fees, and all other charges, except for Hotel expenses in Egypt, Wines, Spirits, Malt Liquors, and Mineral Waters. SOUTHAMPTON .' £90 To MARSEILLES ;....'.. £ 85 Or RETURN TICKET £135 European Servants, Half-Fare ; Native Servants, One-Fourth Fare. A reduction of one-sixth of the established rate will be made in favour of Families ; but only in cases where the amount of Passage Money, if charged in full for the whole party, would be equal to the full charge for the four a,dult Passengers. Passengers may have their Tickets endorsed to remain a Month at any intermediate Port. •The mode of transit through Egypt is as follows : Between Suez and No. 12 station in the 'Desert, a distance of 25 miles, in carriages, and from thence the whole distance to Alexandria by Railway. . ' Rate of Freight on Specie, Gold Dust, Parcels', &c. can -be ascertained on application at the Company's Offices.. Champion Wetton, Superintendent. Sydney, March, 1858. $§p" The, Passage Money ftpm Australia, to Eng land by the Overland Route is now lower than bj First Classi Sailing Vessels round Cape Horn— Re. turn Tickets for a Pare and a half giving Ten Months | in England.