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Wellington Independent, Volume I, Issue 26, 28 June 1845, Page 1

For Hobart Town direct, JK& rpHE well known fast sailinr J__2©_ J- sloop ROYAL WILLI A AT, f_3f|g Captain W. Lovett, will be despatched for the above port tiSvMwtf immediately upon her return from the East Coast. For freight or passage, apply to James Smith & Co. Wellington, June 6, 1845. THE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that on Satin-day, the 7th June next, will be published the first number of "THE NEW-ZEALANDER." To be continued every Saturday, and regularly forwarded to the other Settlements in this Colony; and likewise to New South Wales, — Van Diemen's Land,—South Australia,—and to England and America. Terms of Subscription. Six Shillings and Six-Pence per Quarter, to be paid in advance, to insure regular delivery at the residence of Subscribers. Subscriptions can be commenced at any period of a .current quarter, and subscribers will only be charged for the number of weeks remaining of the Quarter: orders to discontinue must be written. The Price per number Six-Pence. Terms of Advertisements. Eight Lines and under, Two Shillings and Six-pence: and two-pence for each additional line measured. For subsequent insertions only half price will be charged. The number of insertions must be written on the Manuscript Order of the Advertisement. No verbal communication respecting the insertion, Withdrawal, or alteration of Advertisements, will be attended to. Advertisements are requested to be sent to the Publisher before Noon on Friday. Subscriptions and Advertisements received by Mr. John Williamson, the publisher, at the Office ot The New-Zealander, Thompson's Lane, Shortland Crescent, where all Communications to the Editor are requested to be addressed. Subscriptions &c. received at the Independent Office, Manners Street, Wellington. Auckland, 10th May, 1845. To Graziers !!! THE UNDERSIGNED are purchasers of FAT CATTLE and SHEEP. FOR CASH. A ~ W. B. Rhodes & Co. April 29, 1845. W. S. LOXLEY, CUSTOM HOUSE AGENT, FARISH STREET. May 3, 1845. BOARD AND LODGING. G. REYNOLDS, 82<&!fStS£ <S <£> fg *& £> <S SS o JBOULCOTT STREET, To the Public. JOHN LLOYD, BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER, B LAMBTON QUAY, EGS respectfully to return his acknowlodgements to his friends and the public lor the liberal manner in which he has hitherto been supported, and trusts by attention to business, a good and, at the same time, a moderate article, to always merit a continuance of the sa»me. N.B.—All parties indebted to John Lloyd, We requested to immediately settle their respective accounts, or proceedings will be forthwith commenced against them. _May 9,1845. . To Whalers and others. ON SALE, at the STORES of the undersigned— Cedar boat plank, Copper, boat, and timber nails, Hoop iron, &c. ~ M. AIHER. ,Mgys, 1845. 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 Gazette) Office, Manners-street, Te Aro. 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.