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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 1, Issue 52, 18 September 1858, Page 4

Immigration Office, Wellington, Jan 1, 1858. QETTLER3 desirous of obtaining" passages for ij> then* relatives or friends, from Great Britain j to Wellington, are requested to make application in writing to this office, particularising the names, probable ages, and place of residence of the proposed emigrants,- accompanied by promissary notes duly signed by the applicant and his surety, and calculated after the rate mentioned in Iteguiation 6. EEGXJJLA.TIOXS. 1. Eepayment of the passage money to be secured by promissory note, signed by the applicant, and one other party approved by Government, payable on demand. Although taken on demand, payment will only be requh-ed by reasonable instalments, except in Case of applicant or surety leaving the colony, -when immediate payment will be required, or provision must be made for ths same. 2. As a farther security, and to protect the parties on whose application the emigrant is Drought out, the emigrant Mid self, (or head of a family Avhcre there are women and children) will before embarking, be required to give promissory notes, payable on demand, which will be forwarded to the Local Government. 3. In case of any emigrant applied for, accepting the offer of a passage but not presenting himself for embarkation at the time and place appointed by the Shipping Agents in England, and so being left behind, one half of the passage money will be forfeited, and must be paid to the Provincial Government, on demand, by the applicants in the colony, for which the first-mentioned promissory notes will be a security. 4. An allowance, according to Act of Parlia- - menfc, will be made by the Shipping Agents in London, in case of the ships not sailing to the day. 5. Emigrants and their personal baggage will be landed at Wellington free of expense. 6. Elate of Passage Monej. Statute Adults (comprising all persons from 12 years of age and upwards) not more than £20 per head. Between 1 and 12, not more than £10 per head. Under 1 year, no charge. V. Personal baggage in the following proportions Adults i ton, Not adults, but above 1 year old ... «■ ton. 8. All ships employed in this sei*viee being under the provisions of the "Passonger Act," every means will be used to secure the comfort and welfare of the passengers. JOHN KNOWLES, Immigration Clerk. Form of promissoet note. To be filled up and signed by applicant and his surety, -who must be a householder. Each- promissory note must not be for more than £20 — thus if the cost of passage amounts to £70, three promissory notes for £20 each and one for £10 must be taken. 1858. £ * On Demand, We, the undersigned, jointly and severally promise to pay to the Provincial Treasurer of the Province of Wellington, or his order, the sum of * Pounds Sterling, value received. Sig. of Applicant Sign, of Surety PROVINCE OF WELLINGTON. Notice to Immigrants. nPHE Provincial Government of Wellington will, i in pursuance of the Resolution of the Provincial Council, be prepared to convey to each Immigrant, (introduced under their Regulations) as 3oon as he shall have redeemed his Promissory Note or Notes, a quantity of land equal in value, (at the rate of 10s. an acre) to one fourth of the amount of his Passage Money. For example : every Immigrant on redemption of his Promissory Note or Notes, will be entitled to receive ten acres of land for every Twenty Pounds he shall have paid on account of the Passage of himself and familyThese grants of land will either be made out of blocks specially reserved for Immigration purposes in Small Farm and Agricultural settlements, orin the immediate vicinity of roadß in process of construction ; or the Immigrant may select the quantity to which he shall be declared entitled out of any hind open to purchase as Rural. In order to facilitate the location of Immigrants desirous of immediately settling upon land and of being employed on the Public Works, Reserves will be made wherever practicable, along or near each line of road, and will be laid off in Ten-acre sections, which the Immigrants will be permitted at once to occupy, receiving a conveyance of the same as soon as they shall have paid the whole oftheir Passage Money. Parties desirous of availing themselves of this privilege in the block at present being surveyed in the Grey Town Settlement, are requested to make immediate application to the undersigned, who will give any further information that may be required. : J. G-. Hoxdswobth. ! Registrar of Immigration RICHARDSON & CHARLTON have commen,ced business as GENERAL AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS and as LICENSED CUSTOM HOUSE AGhENTS, and have an assortment' of goods Buited. to. the requirements., of Settlers and others; now on sale at $heir stores on Meai.ee ;; Spit f^\; r; ; : /':V : ,; ; ,; ; -. : ';\ . "Z.J.'~ : - -;• .-.v ■.' ;'< ; v/V : '''".THOS, W,,P3^CHER, ';■■■". .-= •_ r : M^l^uftom Souse Agent, ;