Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-09 00:00:00

On sate.

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ups AND

• • • PAT(LN AND 31'N IC OL,
SHIP BROKERS, AND BROKERS FOR THE SALE
AND PURCHASE OF SHIPS, STEAMERS, 6:c,,
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, -17, WATER.-STUELT,

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LIVERPOOL.„
"DURRY, KELLOOK, ar
KERS FOR'THE SALE AND I

APPOINT

) BROKERS TO THE HIGH COU]
Water-street

FOR SALE, the
.Brig
dELIZIA, 269 tons 0.m.,
21008 2r:lo.libs Ibilett abrPeanache feet,w ar dd lepth 12 78.5160 "Le length
This vessel has just come out of Graving Dock, hay:—
been iron kneed, caulked, and classed four years; having had -
foremast, rigging stripped, &c.; shifts without ballast; carrier '
cargo on light draught of water; lying in King's Dock
further particulars apply to Si. I. WILSON. York-buildings. Dale-
street.

FOR SALE, a substantial British built SLOOP,
w4oo.tvilsebxuclitatniegn4 adapted
her .or small Hound,
coasting grogsgninzi,
4-,at, difference in cash. Apply to Mr. H. G. Beadle, ad-
measurer of shipping, 3, King-street, Liverpool. 2m7

ZEALAND

EMIGRATION 'TO NEW
On and after the 4th of May,
JOSEPH NEWM AN, E s Q.,
vt& (For sixteen years a resident in New Zealand, and a
.. member of the Provincial Council, Auckland), will
c.4;'-'' attend at his office, • •
-- .

No. 10, DRURY-BUILDINGS, WA
To give information to parties interest

R-STREET, LIVERPOOL
in emigration to Aucklai

FREE LAND OItDEI
for each adult over eighteen yew
child over five years of age.

OF FORTY ACRES

The parties eRg

mechanics of

and farmers of

,rious ki
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TESTIMONIALS IN FAVOUR OF
SAXBY'S PATENT SPHEREOGRAPH
ir;,)-oa7; LOCAL MARINE BOARD, 71, Cot
20th Attu

SlR,—This Board, at their Meeting to-day, and in the presence of
Mr. Boulter J. Bell their examiner in navigation, and Captain J.
Domett, secretary, and one of the examiners in secmanship, had
much pleasure in witnessing the quickness and ceirect.nss with
which, by your •Sphereograph, you got a great circle eaurse, and
the distances on it, and ascertained the latitude at sea, the varia-
..

tion by amplitudes and azimuths, the time at sea, and found the
true distance between the moon and the sun, or a star, for obtaining
the longitude. The Board are of opinion that your tables will be
found of great practical service at sea, and recommend them to the
favourable consideration of nautical men.—l am, sir, your most
obedient servant, D. DUNBAR, Chairman.
S. M. SAXIIY, Esq.
4, WoonviLLE TERRACE, EvEirros, 22nd March, 1859.
GENTLEMEN, I beg to inform you that the Sphereoyraph (No. 3)
which I purchased from you in December last, has the advantage
of enabling a captain to navigate his vessel simply and corrcetly.
When any celestial object..is visible, the position of the ship can be
ascertained, and either latitude or apparent time discovered. Like-
wise it enables him to adjust his compasses in a very quick and
effective manner.—l am, gentlemen, your obedient servant,
ISAAC MIDDLETON,
Steam-ship "Saladin," of Liverpool.
Messrs. SMITH, WATTS & CO., Liverpool.

GEORGE SII.Y'LfDH,ONIY WAT'T'S AND CO.,

PRINTERS AND STATIONERS,
13, TITIIEBARN-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

No. 1. Corrects the Compasses
No. 2. Great Circle sailing ...
No. 3. Latitude, Time, &

pass Correction

No. 4. Corrects 'Lunar DiStances to Seconds, with-
out the use of Logarithsms ........ "
All in Cases. In sets complete, £4 15 0.