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'By his Excellency Geougb Grey, Esqnire, Lieutenant Governor and Commander-in-Chief,in and over the Colony of New Zea- ■ land and its dependencies, and Vice-Admiral of the same, &c. &c. WHEREAS certain disaffected Natives in the Southern District of the Colony have taken up arms, and are now in Rebellion against the Queen's s vereign authority, and for the suppression of.such Rebellion, active Military operations are about to be immediately undertaken by her Majesty's Forces. Now I, the Lieutenant Governor, do hereby proclaim and declare, that Martial Law will be exercised throughout that part of the said District, in the Island of New Ulster, which .lios to the South of a-line drawn from Wainui, in Cook's Straits, to Castle Point, on the East Coast, ■this 3rd day of March, 1846, until the eaid District shall be relieved from the jurisdiction of Martial •Law by public Proclamation. Given under my hand, at Wellington, this 3rd day of March, in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and foitysix. (Signed) GEORGE GREY, Lieutenant Governor and Commander-in-Chief. ' God save the Queen; ■a?© ©AmiPJiirs'iisi, CONTRACTORS, &c . npENDERS will be received by the Government A for the Erection of a BRIDGE over the River-Hutt, up to the 24th March. The Plans and Specifications may be seen after the 14th March, at Mr. T. H. Fitzgerald's Office, on Lambton QuHy. All Tenders must be according to the ■Form which will be furnished, as none others will be received, and directed to His Honor the Superintendent of the Southern Division. The lowest Tender "will not necessarily be accepted. February 28, 1846. riHENDERS will be received by the Undersigned, JL until Saturday neit, the 7th instant, at Noon, for the purpose of Erecting a STOCKADE and BARRACK, at an appointed locality in the Valley of the Hutt; Plans and Specification of which may be seen, between the hours of 10 to 3, at the Commisaariat Office, in Willis Street, at which place alao every other requisite information may be had. G. D. LARDNER, D. A. C. G. Commissariat Office, Willis Street, March 3, 1846. WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, A BRICK HOUSE and Out-buildings, with Garden and Paddock of upwards of two acres, bounded on. three sides by the Town Belt, as now accupied by Mr. Blathwayt. For other particulars and terms, apply to Mr. Brandon, Lambton Quay. March 3. 1846. us 66 wmb 9 ™ AND OTHER ARRIVALS, and Muslin Dresses,& Summer Shawls, \_y Grey Calicoes, 32, 34, and 36 in. Prints, new patterns, Black and white Linings, Bluck sewing Silk, aid general Haberdashery, Violin Strings, Linseed Oil, and Sperm Candles, Spades and Sickles, Copper Boat Nails, Sewing Twine, and English Sail Needles, Shoemakers' Awls and Bristles, English Sole Leather, Some very superior N. Z. cured Salt Pork in convenient packages, N. Z. Lard in bladders and kegs, Black Oil in small casks, and every variety of General Merchandize. ALSO ON SALE, A small collection of Specimens of New Zealand Na'ural History, by a Collector from the interior Wanganui Country, consisting of Kiwi and other bird skins. Insects and a few Shells. To bs sold at low prices, by JOHNSON & MOORE. Wellington, March 3, 1846. TOWN AND COUNTRY LAND TO BE LET IN ALL PARTS OF TUB WELLINGTON ANX> WANGANUI DISTRICTS. QECTIONS in the WaUnui-o-Mata, of ten or O more acres, at reasonable rents, with purchase clauses. A block of 300 acres of Country Lands to be exchanged for Town Lands of equivalent value, by JOHNSON & MOORE. Wellington, March 3, 1846. TCIIN.E PORT, light and dark Sherry in quarter J- casks or bottles, Fine Claret, Sauterne, white and pink Champagne, direct from France, A few dozens of Constantia Wine, A few dozens of very fine old Cognac, French Liqueurs, in assorted cases of 2 doz. each, A few dozens fine old Hock. AhSO, A variety of other Merchandize of various description, Woollen and other Slops, Blankets, &c. Ex Nelson and Mary Catherine. To be had of A. HORT, Sen., Lambton Quay. Welrngton, March 3, 1846. THE PUBLIC—Book, Card, Job, and 1 every other description of Printing, executed with neatneas and dispatch, and at the h.west possible prices, at the ' INDEPENDENT ' Office, Laiabt 'n Quay.

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Wellington Independent, Volume I, Issue 53, 4 March 1846, Page 2

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Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Wellington Independent, Volume I, Issue 53, 4 March 1846, Page 2

Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Wellington Independent, Volume I, Issue 53, 4 March 1846, Page 2

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