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Wellington Independent, Issue 2, 5 April 1845, Page 1

PUBLIC SALE. MESSRS. BETHUNE AND HUJ*TER will sell by auction, at the Exchange, on Tuesday next, the Bth April. +J Flour, provisions and general M^M-andm. ~ % ~ FOR PARTICULARS SEE BILLS. April 5, 1845. MESSRS.- §ETHUNE« I AND HUNTER will selFby public auction, at the Exchange, Wellington, on Tuesday the 24th day of April, current, at one o'clock. All and whole the well known A. l.brigantjrie Hannah, 90 tons per register, with her sails 1 ; 1 masts, tackle, and appurtenances, as lies in this harbour. :xJ-v^&" This vessel .was built in the New South Wales in 1837. She is a'Temarkable fine sailer, stows a large cargo, and is admirably adapted for the Colonial Trade, or a SJ&y'whaler. For further particulars apply to the* Auctioneers. Wellington, April 3, 1845. CHEAP PRINTING. TO THE PUBLIC— Book, card, job, and every other description of Printing, executed with neatness and despatch, and at the loweßt possible prices, at the " Independent," (late Gazette) Office, Manners-street, Te Aro. April 5, 1845. On Sale, by Jate arrivals. FLOUR, Van Diemen's Land, ex Gin in hh'ds. and cases, West India ruin, tobacco iji small kegs, port wine in pipes, Champagne, sugar, tea, coffee, black fish oil, i soap, candles, salt beef: nutmegs and ginger, I American chairs, and a variety of other articles ' at low pripes for cash. J W. L. ft tfs%DEs-& Co. j Wellington, April 2, 1845. ; Wool Packs, Corn and Flour Bags. ', npHE above articles, manufactured from New IJL Zealand Flax, may now be had in any ' quantities, at the Manufactory of Mfessrs. : Clifford ani Vavasour, Pipitea. I From the great strength and lastingNqu; lities ;of the material, the above will Ue found I superior to those usually importecK from ; England. ■ j April 2, 1845. J On Sale by the undersigned. BOTTLED ale and porter, Draught do., do., j Port and sherry, in wood and bottle, Champagne, sparkling and still hocks, B andy, gin, rum, and whiskey, Sail canvass of all numbers, *. Sperm and mould candles, Blacking, tobacco, arrowroot, jam, Chairs and anchors, bar iron, Tea caddies, and work boxes, boo! v and shoes, clogs, coats, and a quantity of slop's, The whole to be disposed of below cost price, for cash only. . W. S. Loxley. Wellington, April 2, 18(J5. TTARPOONS, lances, cutting in spades, XX skimmers, ladles, mincing and leaning knives, lance wharp, and other whaling implements, and all kinds of whaling slops, prints, calicoes, liquors and other goods*at the stores of A. Hokt, sen., Lambton-quay. \ Land to Lease. \ TOWN and TO LET on advantageous terms in alkpans of the Company's settlements. « Clifford and Vavasour. April 2, 1845. / WELLINGTON ALMANACK FOR 1845, IS I\ OW PUBLISHED. THE THIRD YEAR OF PUBLICATION. This Almanack is calculated for the meridian of Wellington; and will be found to answer all Ihe purposes of a Nautical Almanack, which cost five shillings in London, is commonly charged in the neighbouring colonies at one pound five shillings, and is not generally to be had even at that price. Price one shilling. Sold at the Printing Office, Manners-street* April, 1845. Duties. —By a recent Act of the Legislative Council, the Customs have been abolished, and all Goods may be imported to this Colony free of Duties. There is likewise no duty pn'Exports. Vessels visiting the harbours of New Zealand can enter free of all charges. Pilots are stationed at the principal Ports, but vessels are not required to pay for, or to take Pilots aboard, unless they choose,