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ADVERTISEMENTS.WH1^LandingSTAR LINE ofAUSTRALIAN PACKETS,ers and their luggage at the harF, free of charge.Passengers for Sydney, Geelong, and Adel de, will he forwarded fromMELBODSNE at the expense of the ship.FOR MELBOURNE.Tons. Commanders. To Bail.E. Devey ... .April 10 Sam. Reed ... April 20 Heron To follow• IfiffShips.Mermaid (new clipper)... 2600 Red Jacket ditto ... 4000 Ben Nevis .................. 2500♦Those packets are all first-class. The Sal accommodations in them deserve the. special notice, of'Passengers, being provided with every comfort, elegantly fitted and decorated, also furnished with baths. Carry experienced Surgeons.The Red Jacket is the fastest vessel afloat, made the passage from New York to Liverpool in 13 days, having -run 417 miles in 24 hours.Apply to Pilkington Wilson, Liverpool; or to Philip Habe and Co., Agent, 86, Mark Lane, London.N.B.—The Ships of this Line, to insure their gettingquickly out of channel, will take Bteam to Tuskar Light, should the wind be unfavourable on the sailing days.AUSTRALIAN PACKETS.ALL, BROTHERS, Co.’sLINE.Established in 1848.The following first-class, clipper-built Ships,oadinf in the London Docks, will be punctually des-Eatched. The Cabins are arranged and fitted up with the itest improvements, which experience has dictated, asbeing requisite for the accommodation of Passengers, the Passage-money at the same time being exceedingly moderate,FOR MELBOURNE.Tons.Ships. Commanders. Reg. Bur.Rattler .....Milne 622... 8008andridge......... Walton 712 ... 1,000For Terms of Freight, Passage-money, Dietary Scales, See., apply to the undersigned, who are constantly despatching first-class Ships to the Australian Colonies.HALL, BROTHERS, Sc CO.,3, Leadenhall-street.LIVERPOOL“HOLDEN” Line of AUSTRA-VT LIAN PACKETS.Miles Bakton’s last passage to Melbourne, 82 days. Stab, oe the East’s do. do. 76 days.Passengers forwarded to Geelong, 8ydney, and AdelaideFOR MELBOURNE.Ships* Names. Tons Reg. Commander. To Sail.Miles Barton 1034 ... W. Kelly............10th April.Star of the East ... 1219 ... J. B. Robertson ...To follow.Constance............1109 ... W. Millward To follow.South Carolina......1700 ... — Lesk ............To follow.Golden Fleece ...... 1800 ... (New Ship) To follow.Guiding Star ...... 1475 ... J. Johnson To follow.The above are all first-rate clipper vessels, regular traders, and are commanded by men of experience and -ability, who will do all in their power to promote the comfort of passengers. Each Ship carries an experiencedSurgeon.For Passage, c., apply to MILLERS 8c THOM '‘SON, 4,Drury-lane, Water-strect, Liverpool; or to GRINDLAY Co., 124, Bishopsgate-street, London.VICTORIA LINE OF PACKETS TOAUSTRALIA.WITH IMMEDIATE DESPATCH.A Regular Trader forYDNEY Direct; the fine fast-sailiug first-class river-built barque ALERT, 418 Tons Register, coppered and copper-fastened, FERGUS STEWART, Commander] loading in the London Docks.This Ship has excellent accommodations for passengers, is well known as one of the fastest vessels in the trade.For terms of Freight Passage apply to GEORGE CROSHAW and CO., 166, Fen church - strept; or to ALEXANDER MILNE and CO., 4, Cullum-Btreet, Feu-church-street. _TEMPERANCE” LINE of PACKETS.From LONDON to AUSTRALIA.UOR PORT PHILLIP andr SYDNEY, the magnificent new*clipper Ship AUSTRALIA, (by the builder of the celebrated ships California and Jannetje, of This vessel equals in convenience and ele-cnier cabin is seventy reet m lengtn, ana eqi and comfort those of first-class steam-ships. The ’tween decks are more than seven feet in height. An experienced Surgeon will accompany the vessel. Baths and washhouses will be erected oh deck, and a library will be supplied for the gratuitous use of the pas sngers. Terms 22Z. 5s., including head-money in Australia. The H ad-book for Australian Emigr ats will be forwarded on application, and any information as to Freight or Passage wifi be supplied by GRIFFITHS, NEWCOMBE, and CO., 27, Rood-lane, Fenchurch-street.“TEMPERANCE” LINE of PACKETSFrom London to Australia.ARRIVAL OF THE SHIP CALIFORNIA.”, NEWCOMBE, Co., respectfully invite attention to the following testimonial of the officers and pas-sengers on board the Ship California “The undersigned officers and passengers, by the xemperance Line of Packet Ship Calijomia9 Captain F. C. Jaski, bound to Adelaide and Port Phillip, feeling grateful that our passage to Australia has been effected in perfect health and happiness, without the use of alcoholic drinks (except for medicinal purposes), and attributing to these ' regulations, in a considerable degree, tu~ *-------and good feeling preserved throughout our rapid and\i expiconviction, basedupon our experience thus acquired, that• j lt;|1 _ A • _ 11 - 1 * .KJprosperous voyage,nressingfirmit would materially conduce to the safety, welfare, and comfort of intending voyagers, and avoid much unpleasantness and illness, if future emigration were con*Scommenpublic kenerally.“On board the California, off Port Adelaide, 15thOctober, 1863.”(Signed by Captain Jaski, chief mate, two doctors, the minister, and all adult passengers, numbering about 200 —only 12 of whom were teetotallers.)In addition to the above, a most flattering testimonial was presented by the passengers to the Captain, with avaluable silver speaking-trumpet.In further confirmation, th following letter will be readwith interest i— . „“ Barking-road, Essex, Feb., 1854.Dbab Sibs,—I think it my duty to inform you, thatI have received a letter from my son, who sailed in theCalifornia to Adelaide 20th July. He expresses thel|igbest satisfaction at tbe kindness of the Captain, theexcellence of the provisions, and the comfort of the shipthroughout. As a mother, I desire to tbank you for thesame.—I am, yours, 8cc.,“ C. Coleman.“ Messrs. Griffiths. Newcorabe, and Co., 27, Rood-lane.”OR SYDNEY DIRECT, toSail about the 21st of April, the magnificent new Aberdeen clippei ship RAPHAEL, A 1, 461 Tons Register, A. Dathie, Commander ; loading in the St. Katherine Dock.This fine new Ship has been built on the latest improved clipper lines, expressly to compete with the fastest vessels of the present lay, and is considered one of the ; finest models afloat. Has moBt supperior accommodation for cabin passengers.Apply to Tindall and Co., 80, Great St. Helen’s, BishopBgate-street within.AUSTRALIA.Enclosed Berths, to Melbourne, 16L16*.Black ball clipperPACKETS for Melboubwe, Sydney,Adelaide, and Launceston, landing pas-__ lengera at the wharf. -Retdrn Tickets Issued ares, allowing 60 days in the colony.Ships. * Tons. Commanders. To sail.Lightning (American) ... 8500 ... Forbes April 30Ocean Chief (American). 8000 ... Tobin May 6John and Lucy ......8000 ... Brewer......May 15Oliver Lang ...............8000 ... Manning ... To follow.Marco Polo ...............8000 ..1 MoDonnell.. To follow. • *These ships are all first-class, and have made the fastest passages on record. Their ’tween decke are lofty and thoroughly ventilated. Provisions and water,are put onboard for twenty weeks under Government ins^tio ., andcarry experienced surgeons. * -Apply to J. Jaeibay and Co., 7. Great St. Helen’s, London; or to James Baines aud Co., 6, Cook-street.Liverpool.NOTICE TO PASSENGERS ABOUT TOEMIGRATE TO AUSTRALIA.LACK STAR LINE ofAUSTRALIAN PACKETS.HENRY THOMAS 8c CO., 44, Dalb-Stbekt, Livebeool, continue to despatch first-class, fast sailing Clipper Ships to Melboubne, Sydney, Adelaide, and other ports in Australia, about every ten days.The advantages offered to Passengers by this Line (which is one of the first established in the trade) are moderate prices, strict punctuality of Bailing, and a faithful supply, during the passage, of the best quality of provisions.FOR MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY.Ships. Captains. Tons To Sail.Iowa .................. SelbyLancaster............... .Miltiades ............ Robertson• • t1,60012005000 t •#00AprilAprilCarntyne ..... ..Henderson.,. 1400Cornelia...^..............Visse .........1600Chimera.................. Lidstone......1700Alabama ............... M'Dowall......1200J an Pieterszoon Koer Homer......... 2000Baltimore............... Poetskoke ... 1400Jaraan ..................Tasker......... 1800Hawk.;...................Foster......... 500Themis.................. Hairison...... 1800Robert Henry ..... Willoughby ... 40QMidas .................. Smith ......... 2000Joren Dolores.........Honeymau ... 900Crest of the Wave ... Steel............ 1400Margaret Russell Evans ......... 400DonTedro...............Lutbridge ... 500Yarmouth...............Hesketh ...... 600Montgomery M'Kinnen —1200Crescent City Ballister ...... 1800Europa..................r2.neiiBalmoral * *. 2000 .1700Passengers’ Luggage cannot be received by the above Packet-ships on the advertised day# of sailing, but must be sent down at least three days previously. - *Passages secured,, and other information q tamed, on application to Hbnby Thomas Co., 44, Dale-street, LiverpooL
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Australian and New Zealand Gazette
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Sat, Apr 01, 1854
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