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Wellington Independent, Volume XV, Issue 1381, 18 November 1859, Page 1

&ijtggfng Notices. ARTHUR WILfSS, GANISS", AWD GO.'S - .LI NP; OF PACKE T S IiEWBEN LONDON JIND NEW ZE.4L.IAD. np HF, following tine first-class Ships nre 1 intended to .bo continued as Regular Traders. SIIII'S. CoSIMANBKBS. TONS. Joseph Fletcher .... .]. Pook HOO Chapman R. Hurlaml 12C0 M"°ri tC.G. Petherbridtfc 1000 M y rtle J. G. c.... MOO Mariner c. R .... T0(l0 Oashmere : G.P-nrst | HOO : 8nm0n1..... ' S.'C }jh ,n .. 1100 OrcjsnwK w . t B , ratt __ 800 Sir Edward Paget .. T. V /cherley ... 000 ff"-'mus J . n, w,l on 1000 Juhn Mnsterman .. J at'Hmfe ~,. 1000 The Undersigned Agents frr the above splendid Line of Vessels, are authorised :o nrrange with Settlers here, who may lie desirous of bringing their Friends in Great Britain out to this Colony,a-id are prepared either to pay the Pnssnge Money at once, or give satisfactory security for payment on arrival of the Vessel. Further particulars may be known by applying to BETHtJNE & lIuNTEIt. "WHITE STAR" LINE. FOR LONDON, via CANTERBURY. f P HE celebrated A 1 clipper sbip aMM** , 3lo ° to,ls bnr,!lo1 >> .Tames Whttk, "~.«-~S3& Commander, clue early in November, will be ready to tnTte in Wool iniraediiitolv on dis. cbnnring her inward cm-go, and will be dispatched tor London via Canterbury punctually ou the day advertised. 3 The accommodations for Passengers in this splendid vessel are unsurpassed by any sliip R (ioat the Saloon is fitted and furnished with' every rcqni' site, and a most liberal tnlile will lie provided. Shippers of Wool and other cargo nrc requested to mnke early ciipngements, and Plans of Saloon, oud further particulars can be obtained frjsm : ! ■ W. &G. TUKNBULL & CO., ! i Wellington, September 27, ISOO. " J ' FOR LONDON - , Warranted the first Ship of the Season. ~£k:k T nl! fille f'lst-sniling A 1 Ship *• " HASTINGS," v »> ftar, 'tons register, H. ]?. May, com•ssSfesSfer mander. This splendid Vessel is hourly expected from Lond'in, and will commence loading as soon as her inwisrd enrgo is discharged. Sim has excellent accommodation for cabin passengers. Freight addressed to the undersigned will be taken every care of, ami received, stored, nnd shipped on moderate terms ;—when practicable, Wool from coasting vessels will be put ou board at once, mid no expense incurred. For Freight or Passage, apply to j,rvin" & co., JOHNSTON & CO., Or BETHUNE & HtiNTEB. Exchange Buildings, 16th September, ISO!). WOOL SHIP FOR LONDON DIRECT. ~ri.-i TpIIK splendid fast-sailing British built Clipver Barque " S N A It E S lUi 0 0 IC," «SSESSSSSB» A 1 at Lloyds, 450 tons rogisler, 700 t«us btirtlien, will commence to load with Wool at Napier, after discharging her inward cargo. She will return to Wellington to fill up in January and having n largo portion of her cargo cugaged, will meet with quick despatch. For freight or passage, having superior accommodation for iirst class passengers, apply to Messrs. Wμ. DOWLEIi, SON, & CO., Wellington, Or to STUART, KINKOSS, & CO., Wellington and Napier. 13th September, 1850. FOR LONDON, To follow the " Hastings." £■•£%-* 'J , HE fine frigate-built A 1 Ship *!&m. *• "ROBERT SMALL," '■■fiPilgk 009 tons register, J. W. B. Darkc, commander. * This well-known Vessel was to leave London early in August, and will be ready to commence loading in this Port us soon as the Hastings has been despatched. For Freight or Passage, apply to LEVIN & CO., JOHNSTON & CO., Or BETH UN E & HUNTER. Exchange Buildings, 16th September, 1800. QUEEN CMAHJ.OTTK'S SOUND.' Diti ; l\ *■ " WONGA WONGA," aaa/Msici Captaiu Resnub, will in future call i£t>S~t§£&§l at Waitohi on her way to Wuugunui; commencing on or about 10ih Stptcmber. Faros Cabin— £l 10 Steerage 1 5 Freight 20 per ton " Shoop 2 per head DUNCAN & VKNNELL, Ageuls, Btb. September, 1803.