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Wellington Independent, Volume II, Issue 60, 22 April 1846, Page 2

By hie Excellency George Giiey, Esquire, Lieutenant Governor and Commnnder-in-Chief, in and over the Colony of New Zealand and its dependencies, and Vice-Admiral of the same, &c. &c. TX7HEREAS, certain disaffected Natives in the T V Southern District of the Colony have taken up arms, and are now in Rebdiion against the Queen's sovereign 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 (he Island of New Ulster, which lies to the Sou h of aline drawn from Wainui, in Cook's Straits, to Castle Point, on the East Coast, excluding therefrom the Town of Wellington, as described in a Public Notice.ofthe 10th September, 1841, duly Published in the Government Gazette from the 20th day of April 1846, until the said district shall be relieved from the jurisdiction of martial law by public proclamation. Given under my hand at Wellington, this ■ twestieth day of April, in the -year of our JLord one thousand eight hundred and forty six. GEORGE GREY, -Lieutenant Governor and Commander-in- Chief. By bis Excellency's Command, M. Richmond, Superintendent. God save the Queen! THIS DAY. Mr. ROBERT WAITT, WILL offer for sale on Wednesday, the 22nd instant, at Custom-House Buildings, at One o'clock, to close Consignments, ex Shamrock, Fanny Morris, and Sarah— 5 tona host Sydney Flour, 7 half chests Tea, 15 boxes Raisins, 20 bags Manilla Sugar, 50 pieces Brown Calico, 20 boxes Cigars, "4 casks bottled Ale, " Half ton Bacon, 10 hhds. London Ale, 10 dozen Scotch Whiskey, 10 cases Sherry Wine, 5 boxes Raisins, 2 Patent Churns, And a quantity of assorted Merchandize. . April 22, 1848. ©IF ESIiSSPII!3EIIa Mn. ROBERT WAITT WILL sell by Public Auction, on Thursday, the 23rd instant, at Mr. Jenkins's Stock Yard, ex Sarah— 12 superior thoroughly acclimated. TERMS AT SALE. Wellington, April 21, 1846. VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY 2"©IE MESSRS. JAMES SMITH & CO. Are instructed by the Proprietor, Mr. Townsend, to submit to public competition, at an early date, of which due notice will be given in a future advertisement, THAT valuable TOWN ACRE, No. 621, delightfully situated on the Karori Road, and plentifully supplied with good water ; together •with a neat Weather-boarded COTTAGE, containing Parlour, two Bed-rooms, Kitchen, and Pantry, with good Garden attached, substantially fenced and well stocked with fruit trees. AiSO, A most desirable BACHELOR'S RESIDENCE, comprising Sitting-room, Bed-room, and Kitchen, eituated in a well stocked garden. The above premises are in substantial repair, and are let to respectable tenants for a term of-years, yielding an annual rental of £30 each. The Cottages will be disposed of separately, or in one lot, to suit-the convenience of purchasers; may be viewed on application to the Auctioneers, who will furnish every information respecting the •property. Wellington, April 21, 1846. TO BE LET, on the Porirua Road, a Sixroomed Cottage, with loft above—Twenty-five Aorfs of Land,"six cropped aud two just burnt off. Rent moderate. Also, in Willis Street, a Three-roomed Cottage, with Stable, &c., and nearly half an acre of land. Alao a convenient Store on Lambton Quay. Apply to Mb. HART, Solicitor, Lambton Quay. April 21, 1846. AND ON SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED/ EVERY description of Grocery goods wholesale and retail, together with a small stock of Draperies, to bs sold wholesale and very cheap. J. R. als-> wishes to inform the public that he still intends to carry on the business of Butcher, and hopes, by strict attention to business, coupled wi'h a cQnitaht supply of first rate meat of all descriptions, to merit the support of families and shipping, together with the public geneia ly. J. R. has also added a Mould and Dip Candle Manufactory to his establishment, where he produces an" article, superior to any yet introduced in Port Nicholson., Dip CanJles of all sizjs made to prdeHn any quantity.. The attention of the public is invi.ed to this first attempt at home manufacture .....'. -JOSEPH'rhODSS. ' April 21, 1546.