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Wellington Independent, Volume X, Issue 1309, 24 July 1858, Page 6 (Supplement)

! ' ' NOtiO.lii'TQlMMi'GiUN'TS. , -',- 'pHE' first , moiety'of passage 'money ■JL from Immigriintsby tliQ.undermehtioued vpsee/s. being' oyefdue, ;it t ' is requested, that the same ,be'forthwith paid to the undersigned.;, .■•■:■ ■■: ', "' JOS. G. . Ptegistrar"pf ; lnim'igrat°ion. Wellington, ' , ' '''" ' , May 20, 18.1.8.. Oliver Lang ... from London. Indian Queen... ' '■■".:■ i Alma " "■. Rose of Sharon. " " An allowance of 25 percenl. in.lianr] will be made on payment of the' Promissory Notes. ■ . •:/ . ■ i ■'-.■ ■.:"'■ ~~~" To liet and for' Salei following-Town,'Country,''and ; Siiburban Laiids in the-Province of- Wellington:—. '' Town- of Wcllinytoh.' ■ - : No. on Plan—Bol, Tili,(ißQ,"!M(), '841, B(J.'i, : 808,-' (pait of . r i0f)),:83.'),.3n8, -40L. 258,041, 940,- ,- ---908, (part of 590),,75«, 850, 889, 22.\ 878, , 135. 2(iß, 408, 10:i,iJ23, 343j 84.V8,'0, i 97bi 224. aiß. 220, 300,.2«5. P25, t<3ll, 860, 835, 840,. 702, 830, »;I7; ae.l','-291V 1»1, 923, 091. 1034, 905, 207, a47;i304, 1040 (part of 508), 217,.'12.3',^'3(17,,435,. 150. 723, 380, 17, 81,-58, 7,07,-446, 445,' '443 1019, : 045, ; 1 0.18.'-IOaO/ j*B*3. '" " " TownofWenijanui.', - No. on p1an~3!6,317, 31«.. 319 —&'lo', 321, 322 32:}, 310, 311, 313;' 313; 1 314; 815, '$Ui 82fl, 320, 327, 228, ;: 329. ' ' : -Country and SuHurbahLandt. ,; Ohariii—34, 03, «0; <18>*5, 51i 50/' Makarn—o, 7,,38, 8. ;-...-• Karori—47, 50; (part of 80). , ..•-... Lower Hutt—69, 70,Ypartof 10), . . ■:■'■ Upper, Hutt—33oo Acres in Section* of 100 Acres eaclu .- .. . • . . • ' Porirua—B6, 85, 95. Oβ. Hor.ikiwi VaiieyA-9 and 10,,33,28, 18. Waiigariui, left bank—B9, 90,91, 92, Q3. ',' Rahgitikei—3B7s Acres in bocks of 75 Acres and upwards, tosuit purchasers'. " :"' '"" Ahuriri— 3000 Acres in blocki of 75 Acres'and upwards to suit purchasers. ■ Wairarapa, 3 mile bush, fronting the road—looo Acres in blocks.of 78 Acres each,'and upwards. 1000 Acres on the VVaipoa,; Wairarapa. Government Scrip Applj at the Office of .-,...,...' -.-,..-: :,,-■:•, J-H. WALLACE. Eitnte Agency Office, Wellington, February 13, 1858. .■■■ *■ ■/ ■■; - ■ ■ \ Guaranteed Immigrant* Immigration' Office,: . .; -' -~',■ Wellington. Ist Jan.;. 1858 J. SETTLERS i desirous of obtaining passages from Greiit'Britain to Wellington, for their Relatives' or Friends, arp ' requested il to' * make application <in vu.i o£cb, vjurliCUiunsinsi lue names,- prooame ages,; aim piaoeoi residence of/the proposed 'emigrants. ■ ■■ ■ ■ REGtrtATioNs. '.■ •■'■'. : ■ 1. Repayment of-thePassage Money to be secured by Promissory Note; signed by the applicant,' and one other party approved by Government, payable on demand, and of whicVi payment will be required by reasonable instalments, except in case of applicant or surety leaving the colony, when immediate payment will be required, or provision must be made for ihe sain*. 2. As a f urlher security; and to protect the parlies on whose'application the Emigrant is brought out the Emigrant himself, (or liea'i of a family where there are wumen and children) will before embarking, be required to give Promissory Notes, payable m> demand, which will be forwarded to the Local Government. 3 In case of any Emigrant applied for, accepting.the offer of a Passage, but not presenting himself■. for embarkation at the time and place appointed by. the Shipping Agents in England, and so beiutf left behind, one hull of the passage money will be Forfeit.d, and must be paid io tho Provincial Government on demand, by the Applicants in the Colony, for which tlm first-mentioned Piomissory Notes will be a security. 4. An allowance, according to Act of Parliament, will be made by the Ship ping Agents in Louchu, ju case of the Ships not sailing to the day. 6. emigrants and their personal baggage will be landed free of expense. 6.— Rate of Passage Money. . Statute Adults, (compris'iig all persons from 12 years of age nn;l upwards, not more tbuil £20 per head '■'*'■ Between I und 12, not more than dS 10' per head Under 1 year, no charge .7.-.-Personal bagguge in ..the following proportions. » -.-..•■ - Adults ........;............ • J ton Not Adults,'but ; above ly'ear old j ton I 8... All ships employed in this stirvifao beiii'g under the provisions .of ihe " Passeiiger Act," every 'means,, will be used to seourojthe , comfort .auii ; welfare .of the .Passengers. r h ' i m i ■ ■■■;; JOHN KN.OWLES, ' ' Immigration Clerk. yiSITOES Tβ SYDNEY AEE rcspectfuliy informed that ihey can meet with every comfort and accommodation they require, at the'private Boarding 'Establishment of Mrs. Byers. Thia heing til i largest ot the kind in Sydrey, the proprietor has sparod no expense in endeavouriug toronder ivihe most complete. Sniis of apartments for families with' every ponyenience— as well-as ; private .Sitting-Rooms for single Gcnilemen, if required. 'Stabliuu is > also attached to the 'premisde.'.. v -V,.n\ j'.'.'i.i.'ii.'rii .■..;,:" . • ■ •• * * ' : Noa. 2 & 3, College Buildings, Jaeioaoi-strect. ; ; May 19,i1858..! ~..ii ;/, ,,,7, ,i, .;.-. ..■„>.*■• ■'■•■- -'■