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Wellington Independent, Volume I, Issue 7, 23 April 1845, Page 1

THE WELLINGTON INDEPENDENT, THE ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED TWICE A WEEK IN THE COLONY OF NEW ZEALAND. Important to the Advertising Public OjMiiraes Rg@ij)©To®ißi era ©skim®:is. TO SUIT THE TIMES. FROM and after thid date, advertisements will be charged for at the following UNUSUALLY LOW RATES, being a reduction of more than 200 per cent. from the original charge, and a price Considerably lower than any other establishment in these colonies. Six lines and under, 2s. for the first insertion; over six lines, three pence for the first insertion. For al! subsequent insertions, one penny per line will be charged. CHEAP. PRINTING. TO THE PUBLIC.-Book, card, job, and every other description of Printing, executed with neatness and despatch, and at the lowest possible prices, at the " Independent," (late Gazelle) Office, Manners-street, Te Aro. April 5, 1845. On Sale, by late arrivals. FLOUR, Van Diemen's Land, ex Sisters, Gin in hhds. and cases, West India rum, tobacco in small kegs, port wine in pipes, Champagne, sugar, tea, coffee, black fish oil, soap, candles, salt beef, nutmegs and ginger, American chairs, and a variety of other articles at low prices for cash. W. B. Rhodes & Co. "Wellington, April 2, 1845. WELLINGTON ALMANACK FOR 1845, IS I OW PUBLISHED, _._.. HHHE THIRD TEAR OF PUBLICATION. This i Almanack is calculated for the meridian of Wellington; and will be found to answer all !he 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 = Gazette Office. OF ALL THE ACCOUNTS owing to this establishment, those which have been due the shortest period, were contracted more than six months since. The undersigned has been instructed by the Proprietor, if all the accounts are not arranged for immediately in a satisfactory manner, to commence legal proceedings for the recovery of the same. ■ E. Roe. W. M. SMITH, LATE SURVEYOR-GENERAL TO THE NEW ZEALAND COMPANY, Surveyor, Draughtsman, and Land Agent. Tinakori Road, April 8, 1845. The Meat Company. npHE undersigned takes the present opporJ- tunity of thanking the public for the liberality with which the Meat Company has been supported. As heretofore, so in future a regular supply of beef, mutton, pork, butter, vegetables, potatoes, poultry and n re n £red milk for shipping, at the'lowest'prices, may with confidence always be depended upon at this establishment. Application for orders is made, to all customers, regularly every morning, and executed at a moments notice, The nndersigned begs to state that he has received the most peremptory instructions, from the proprietor, to adopt legal proceedings against all parties having over due accounts wilh this establishment. W. Flyger. Wellington, April 8, 1845. FR E E PORTS . 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 on 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 1 choose. Supplies of all kinds may be had at reasonable rates. 5 per cent is the usual rate of Commission, exclusive of charges,