Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29 00:00:00

nd other te

The above splendin
punctually on the days adve
The clippers of this line
on record ; they were bur
trade, and are commanded
The Saloons are fitted will
bedding, linen, and all news:
The accommodation for Set
be surpassed by those of any
All goods by this line will,
Railway Pier only.

It espec

FOR

t 4
‘
G R

Burther per register 1,
Australian Clipper is or
always landed her carp
accommodations for all c
order. Loading in the Qu
passage apply to
H. T. WILSON & CIIAMBEIig
Ali risk of river craft and 1

EMIGRATION TO NEW ZEALAND.
" WHITE STAR" LINE
Or LrvEnpooL AND Nirw ZEALAND CLIPPERS,
Sailing on the 10th of awry Month,

LIVERPOOL TO NEW ZEALAND

- .
The clippers of this lute consist of the-largest, handsomest, and
fastest sailing ships afloat, including the "Red Jacket," " White
Star," "Blue Jacket," "Tornado," "Mermaid," "Shalimar,"
" Telegraph," and " Prince of the Seas," many of which have been
employed in H. M. postal service, and are famous for the rapidity
of their paseages, and the uniform satisfaction given to the pas-
sengers carried by them to Australia.

FOR AUCKLAND AND WELLINGTON,
Forwarding Passengers to Nelson, Otago, and Canterbury
Register. Burthen. sail
1,518 4,500,

SHOOTING STAR, E. J. Allen
SHALIMAR., J. R. Brown
BLUE JACKET, Clarke
TELEGRAPH, Davis

The famous clipper shi
punctually on the 10th 01
This renowned clipper ME

Aug. 10
1,250 Sept. 10
3,200 Oct. 10
3,200 Nov. 10.

bourne in 73 days and 75 days,
passed and re-passed one of th
in this trade.-

,oting Star" will be despatebed
tt for Auckland and Wellington.
passage from Liverpool to Mel-
id on her last voyage home she
astest ocean steamships employed

The " Shooting Star" has accommodation for a large number of
saloon passengers, for whose use a piano, bidding, linen, and all
necessaries are provided; a milch cow is carried for -passengers in
this class.

The fore cabin is a lar
r a select number on E

The arrangements for
issengers cannot be exc

lly suited

cabin, intermediate, and steeraF
r any ship afloat._

10 a.m. on the mornin
For all information

oeAugiist. Saloon riassenge

of 40 acres and upwards,
Zealand, list of agents, &

and passage ; also

province of Auckland, NeNi

d CHAMBERS,

„FOX” L I
Loading berth so'

21, Water-street, Liverpool

PACK'
F 0 R

OF PACKETS
t corner Prince's-dock.

iiverhig her 6.rwi

JULY.
0 ,U It N

lay Railway Pier. and takir
LONG.

•nt clipper ship
RWOOD,"
OTAPLEDON, Commander,
A 1 (Whoa lohyaipshaf..drgsreevatenex?eriesnele2in33tte tradns reegte
coppered and copper-fastened.
This noble ship is one of the fastest and finest afloat; was bui
xpressly for this trade, and has acquired an unequalled reputatk
'or delivering her cargoes in perfect order. Her last passage fro.
Liverpool to Melbourne was performed M seventy-two days. SI
sas a splendid poop for passenger's, with a proanenade deck 200 fe,
ono. Only a limited number will be taken in the noon. A stile'

, ItROMHAM, and 15, Water

j,IVER,POOL AND THE EAST

The first

AGIA. SOFIA . .11.5°07
•. .1° MACEDONIATors.
AMALIA • . . 1500 ORONTES . . $0(
, ' 'l
_., - ARCADIA . . 1200 I THESSALIA . 130(
. LACONIA • . MO
~I

MALTA, SYlitA; 001,
With liberty

LE, AND SbIYRNA
olier: port.

RCADI

Is now receiving goods at the east
despatched This Day,(

kistelmer

iea.surement

• IN elsork Dock,.and will bf
') 22. th tn,stant.

FolrOspyerra,cecnotn.
kinds of printed, dyed,
50s. per. ton.
All kinds of coarse goods
also dyed and bleached

per too of 40 cubic feet

Dbds as per

led cot

-jraY 'itot
`• P.:dr ton

note with each cart
bales in it,