Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-30 00:00:00

EMIGRATION TO NEW ZEALAND

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"WHITE STAR
OF LIVERPQOL AND NEW ZF
Sailing on the 10th of every Month,

LIVERPOOL TO NEW ZEALAND.
The. clippers of this line 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 lI.M. postal service, and are famous for the rapidity

passengers carried by them to Australia.
TORNADO, 1,226, 3,500, Auckland and Wellington, June 10.
MERMAID, 1,320, 3,750, For Two ports, July 10.
TELEGRAPH, 1,108, 3,200, For Two ports, Aug. 10.
BLUE JACKET, 1,074, 3,200, For Two ports, Sept. 10.
The magnificent clipper „TORNADO," Captain Crighton, A 1 for
12 years, will be despatched for Auckland and Wellington on the
10th of June. She is one of the finest and fastest clippers afloat,
and has splendid accommodation in the Poop for a large number of
Saloon passengers, for whose accommodation is provided a piano,
library, bedding, linen, and all necessaries.
The arrangements for second cabin, intermediate, and steerage
passengers are equal to those of any ship afloat. The between decks
are nearly nine feet high, beautifully lighted, and thoroughly
ventilated.
The " Tornado" will sail punctually on the day fixed, and pas-
sengers must embark on the Bth and 9th of June.
For all information respecting freight and passage ; also
THE FREE LAND GRANTS
In the fine province of Auckland, New Zealand, refer to
11. 'l'. WILSON & CHAMBERS, 21, Water-street, Liverpool.

TESTIMONIALS IN FAVOUR OF
.01ko1/4 SAXBY'S PATENT SPHEREOGRAPH
rfax4,,, LOCAL MARINE BOARD, 71, CORND
ust, ILL,
LONDON,
20th Aug 18.

SlR,—This Board, at their Meeting to-day, and in the presence of
Mr. Boulter J. Bell. their examiner navigation, and Captain J.
Domett, secretary, and one of idle iKcaminers in seamanship, had
much pleasure in witnessing the quickness and correctness with
which, by your Sphereograil, you got a great circle course, 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. 3t,SAXBY, Esq.
4, W(14111V/LLE TERRACE, EVERTON, 22nd March, 1859.
GENTLEMEN, I beg to inform you that the. Sphereograph (No. 3)
which I purchased from you in December last, has the advantage
of enabling a captain to navigate his vessel simply and correctly.
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 ani, eentlemen, your obedient servant,
ISAAC MIDDLETON,
Steam-ship " Saladin," of Liverpool.
Messrs. SMITH, W 4TT6 47, CO., Liverpool.-

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