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New Zealand Gazette and Wellington Spectator, Issue 63, 26 June 1841, Page 4

Immigration Office. T ISTS of newly arrived Immigrants are kept X-A at this Oflice, where parties requiring workmen or servants can receive information, and those out of employment can have their names registered, on applying to Daniel Riddiford, Immigration Agent. PUBLIC NOTICE.—The Settlers are hereby informed tha<r the New Zealand Company's flour will hereafter, until further intimation, be sold at threepence per pound, in quantities of a barrel, 28 lbs., 56 lbs., 84 lbs. ; or 112 lbs., payable in cash on delivery. Applications to be made only at the Company's Stores, between the hours of 10 and 4 o'clock. Geo. Hunter, Storekeeper-GeneraL Wellington, 17th April, 1841. . Just Received, AT THE OFFICE OF THIS PAPER, an extensive addition of various kinds of Stationery, consisting of: — Ledgers and account books, various sizes, Pocket ledgers and memorandum books, # Foolscap and writing paper, various qualities, Engraved copy slips and books, Best Welch slates, large and small, Lead and slate pencils, Rulers, round and flat, Sponge, wafers in 2 oz. boxes, India rubber, Albata pen-holders, very superior sealing wax, blotting paper, &c. &c. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Union Bank of Australia. London Office, No. 38, Old Broad-strebt. , Capital, £800,000; paid up, £500,000. DIRECTORS : George Fife Angus, Esq., Robert Brooks, Esq., James John Cummins, Esq., Kobert -Gardener, Esq., Manchester, „ John Gore Esq., ' John William Buckle, Esq., Benjamin E. Lindo, Esq., Charles Edward Mangles, Esq., Christopher Rawson, Esq., Halifax, Thomas Sands, Esq., Liverpool, James Bogle Smith, Esq., James Ruddell Todd, Esq. Trustees : Geohoe Carr Gltn, Esq., John Gore, Esq., and James J. Cummins, Esq. Bankers : Messrs. Glyn, Hauifax, Miils, and Co. Secretary: Samuel Jackson, Esq. Colonial Inspector: J. C. M'Lahen, Esq. New Zealand Branch. Local Directors : Geo. S. Evans, Esq., D.C.I/., and Geo. Hunter, Esq. Manager: John Smith, Esq., late of the Commercial Bank of England, Manchester. Branches at Sydney, Itobart Town, I <aunceston, and Tort Philip. Port Nicholson, March 24, 1840. ITIHE Directors of the New Zealand Land JL Company hereby give notice, that they have effected an arrangement with the Union Bank of Australia, No. 38, Old Broad-street, London, for the establishment of a BRANCH BANK IN NEW ZEALAND, through which the business of the New Zealand Land Company will be transacted. The Directors therefore recommend to Colonists the Union Bank of Australia as an establishment possessing their entire confidence, and able to provide effectually for the financial wants of the first settlement. By order of the Board, JOHN WARD, Secretary. New Zealand Land Company's Oflice, 1, Adam-street, Adelphi, 27th Aug., 1839. LONDON AGENCY.— The old established firm of W. Hickson and Sons, 20, West Smithfield, London, transacting a large amount of Foreign business, will receive consignments of New Zealand produce, and undertake to effect sales upon the most advantageous terms that can be obtained in London, according to the state of the market. As land-owners in Port Nicholson, they have an interest in promoting the prosperity of the Colony, and will have great pleasure in discharging the duties of Consignees. They refer in New Zealand to Mr. Revans and Mr. St. Hill. In London to their bankers, Messrs. Prweott, Grote, and C«. Port of London. " Notice to the Public. — Travellers and others who send baggage, works of art, or other value property to England, should consign the packages to the care of a licensed Custom-house agent, as articles are frequently injured, and needless expense incurred, for the want of a proper person to take charge of them on their arrival, and see them entered, examined, and carefully repacked. The charge is the same whether" so consigned or not." " Custom-house Chamber, London, "February, 1837." DEVOY and CO., who are Vie LICENSED AGENTS of Her Majesty's Commissioners of Customs, and under heavy londs for the safety of property consigned^ to them, beg those who send packages to their care, to see that each be distinctly marked "Devoy and Co., Lower Thames-street, London," andtho bill of lading or receipt forwarded to them direct by post, with instructions how such goods are to be disposed of on arrival ; and as every package must be opened at the Custom-house, if any are locked, the keys should be forwarded. Goods and packages are forwarded by Devoy ! and Co. to all parts of the Continent, the East i and West Indies, Colonies, &c. &c. ; and, if required, sent to the care of responsible houses, who will see the instructions sent with them punctually attended to. All goods and packages for shipment must be accompanied by written instructions, with the name and address of the parties by whom they are sent, and the contents and value of each package stated. The duty outwards is 10s. per £100 value. The rate of insurance depends upon circumstances. For further information apply to Mr. Samuel Revans, Wellington, Port Nicholson. j