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Wellington Independent, Volume I, Issue 29, 9 July 1845, Page 1

Wellington, July 8, 1845. H. W. Sinclair (Seaman) begs to express his gratitude to the British of Wellington, for their kindness and exertion held out to the crew of the bonny but ill- fated barque Tyne, lately wrecked. It shows that their British hearts have not degenerated by the distance they have emigrated, a competence in life to gain, and may they never need that assistance they, so generously and disinterestedly have given. It's a laurel uuder our glorious British Union. Land to Let. SECTION No. 169 Upper Hutt, having three quarters of a mile frontage to the Silver Stream, to lease for 21 years", in 10, 15, and 25 -acre lots. First five years free. For further particulars, apply to 5 Mr. Townsend, Karori Road. July 1, 1845. On Sale by the undersigned, BLACK OIL of first quality, in good casks, at £15 10s. per tun. , , Johnson and Moore. July 1, 1845. ON the night of Sunday last, during the storm, seven Guinea Fowls were Stolen from the premises of Mr. Masters, Te Aro Flat. Any person who may have had any such fowls offered for sale, either dead or alive, since that night, by giving information to Mr. Ross, may possibly lead to a detection of the offenders. ■ July 2, 1845. Flax and Hinau Bark. WANTED TO PURCHASE by the undersigned— ,100 tons Native cleaned Flax, •• 10 tons Hinau bark. To suit the convenience of parties, the above will be received in small quantities. I James Smith & Co. Wellington, June 24, 1845. Tenders Will be received by the undersigned, until further 7iotice, — FOR THE PURCHASE OF COMMlSsariat bills, to the amount of £500, drawn on her Majesty's Treasury, in sums of one hundred pounds each. British gold and silver coins alone will be taken in exchange, and each tender must specify the rate at which the bills will be received. The tenders will [be unsealed on each Monday and Thursday, (following the date hereof.) at noon. Notice of those accepted will be duly given. G. D. Lardner, D. A. C. G. Commissariat, Wellington, June 20, 1845. The Meat Company. THE undersigned takes the present opportunity of thankinf 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 prepared 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 undersigned 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 with this establishment. W. Flyger. Wellington, April S, 1845. SIGNAL STATION, MOUNT ALBERT. The following are the Signals used at the Flag Staff at Mount Albert. A Square denotes a-Ship, "| When the ACross " a Barque, | 2_2£sL . p,. . ~ t> • J uutae the A Circle a Brig, I ■ A Triangle " a Schooner, if**"* A Diamond " a Cutter, \*imbe A Parellelogram" a Steamer, J lowered. Remarks.—-A White Flag at Mast Head denotes a sail in sight; when the class is ascertained, the descriptive Signal will be hoisted at the Yard Arm. English vessel of war, Union Jack at Mast Head. Foreign vessel of war, Union Jack at Mast Head, with white Pendant. Government brig, white Pendant under descriptive Signal. When a vessel is at anchor,. either inside oi outside the Heads, the flag is lowered to halt mast. A vessel in distress, or on shore, descriptive signal half mast. Fore and aft schooner, a triangle, hcllow in the centra.