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Wellington Independent, Volume I, Issue 61, 29 April 1846, Page 2

T0 THE PUBLIC, THE UNDERSIGNED having, at the solicitation of several of his Friends, again commenced he business of an AUCTIONEER, begs toX Mmself in that cracky to h . Friends and ne Pubiic, and trusts by strict attention to business, nd prompt settlement of all accounts, to resume that patronage with which he was so highly favored in his former capacity of an Auctioneer. Security will be given, to any amount, tor property placed in his hands for Sale; and Account Sales made up, and proceeds paid over, at the earliest possible moment after sale. JOHN WADE. Wellington. April 28, 1845. ' ONE POUND TEN SHILLINGS REWARD. LOST, STOLEN, or STRAYED, from the neighbourhood of Te Aro Flat, a large Bay GELDING, three year old, the property of Mr. Lardner. He stands about 15 hands hUh, has a switch tail, is slightly marked with grey hairs on j the off side near the withers; and has been missing since Eastsr Sunday last. Any person who may recover him will, upon handing him over to the owner, receive the above reward. April 28, 1846. . , Willis Street, begs leave to • Inform the Public of Wellington, thatfhe j has received, per BEE and late arrivals from! Sydney, a fresh supply of — Groceries,also a fine assortment of Confectionery, consisting of Lozsnges of all kinds, Candied and Barley Sugar.; Orange, Lemon, and Citron Peel, Carbonate of Soda and Tartaric Acid, Tin Blacking, Best New South Weles Flour. April 28, 1846. PORTRAITS of HEKI, KAWITI, and many ofthe most celebrated Chiefs engaged in the War in New Zealand, have been executed in a superior style of Lithograph iv Sydney, and will be sold very cheap, in fact, at such a price -that the poorest individual can obtain them. They will reach Port Nicholson, Nelson, and Taranaki by the first vessel which may arrive at the several Ports after the next arrival at Auckland from Sydney. April 28, 1846. NOTICE. CAPTAIN HAINES, of the American barque Iris, will not be responsible for any Debts contracted by his Crew. JAMES SMITH & CO., Agents. Wellington. April 28, 1846. NOTICE. His Excellency the Governor has directed it to be notified that he has caused a party of Soldiers and Police to be stationed at the Ferry, at Porirua, for the protection of all persons, European and along the coast «,o Wellington. 1 That Cattle, Pigs, &c M can now be driven into the Town without molestation; and that all persons, European or Native, bringing wheat or any other produce to sell at Wellington, or coming thereto make purchases, will be protected. Any individual, either European or Native, who may be in any way molested or injured in passing along the rond, is re-: quested to state the circumstances to tho ; Officer in Command at Porirua, that fhe Government may obtain redress for them. It is further notified that, in order that the produce of the Country to the North of Port Nicholson may be more easily brought into market, his Excellency the Governor is about to have a good Road made from Wellington to Wainui. i M. RICHMOND, ! Superintendent. April 22, 1846.