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Wellington Independent, Volume I, Issue 34, 26 July 1845, Page 1

TO CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES. J. B- WILLIAMS, ESQ., United States Consul for New Zealand, HAS DEPOSITED WITH HIS AGENTS, PORT NICHOLSON, PAR@EE,g, MBTCPAPSAS, IT©., FOR AMERICAN CITIZENS CRUISING IN THE PACIFIC OCEAN. Wellington, July 22, 1845. Oil and Bone. THE undersigned is a purchaser for CASH : Parties willing to contract for tbe supply of about 200 tons of oil and bone, will please to submit proposals to Charles Roeertson, Master of the late barque Tyne, At the office of Messrs. Bethune and Hunter. Exchange, Wellington, July 19, 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. James Smith & Co. Wellington, June 24, 1845. Groceries AT the Stores of the undersigned of the best quality, and at the most reduced prices., Wanganui bason,— . 5 | And a variety of field and garden seeds. R. Beamish. Latnbton-quay, July 22, 1845. ONION SEED FOR SALE, Also carrot, dwarf peas, and beans «eed. j Apply to George Smith, Tinakori Road. Wellington, July 11, 1845. On Sale by the undersigned, FLOUR, Bran, Sharps, Barley for pigs and poultry, A few kegs of superior tobacco, 1200 Van Diernen's Land palings, Simond'a stout, Dunbar's ale. XX in hogsheads, Barley meal, 3s. od. per bushel, Best Taranaki pork, Best Taranaki lard, Oats, SIMONDS AND HoQGARD. July 22, 1845. House and Ground to Let. THAT HOUSE situated inCuba-street,lately in the occupation of G. D. Lardner, D.A.C.G., containing dining-room and parlour, two bed-rooms, kitchen, outhouses, and about one-eighth of an acre of garden ground. For particulars, apply to Alexander Mackintosh, Carter, Cuba Street, Te Aro. June 10, 1845. W. M. SMITH, LATE SURVETOR-OENERAL TO THB NEW BEAtAHD COMPANY, Surveyor, Draughtsman, and Land Agent. Tinakori Road, April 8, 1845. SIGNAL STATION, MOUNT ALBERT. The following are the Signals used at the Flag Stan at Mount Albert. A Square denotes a Ship, 1 JJJft* A Cross a Barque, inside t ks A Circle " a Brig, \heaDS, A Triangle " a Schooner, the FLA G A Diamond " a Cutter, wU I be 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 de scriptive Signal. . When a vessel is at anchor, either inside oi outside the Heads, the flag is lowered to hall m A vessel in distress, or on shore, descriptive signal half mast. Fore and aft tchooner, a triangle, hollow in the centre.