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Wellington Independent, Volume X, Issue 1310, 28 July 1858, Page 1

On Sale by the "CJnclersigned. Ex Idle Arrivals. BUUTH'S.OryD TOM ) in hhds. and . I. Hum, superior- J (ir.-casks '-' . Koulcd Ale nud Porter ■ -.■'■: . ' -.Oencyn '~/., Porf Mid Sherry \\ ines.in wood and bottle &c. &c. &c. At the Imceit Rate. H. W. KOTF.RMaXD, Victoria Hotel. September 21, 1857. Province of Wellington, Immigration Registry Office. NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS. PROVINCIAL Government of Wellington will, in pursuance of the Resoluliou of the Provincial Council, be prepared to convey to each Immigrant '(introduced under their Regulations') as soou as he shall have redeemed his Promissory Note, or Notes, a quantity of land equal in value (at the rale of 10s. an acrej to one-fourth of the amount of his Passage Mouey. For example:— every Immigrant on redemption of his Promissory. Note or Notes, will be entitled to receive ten acres of lain! for every Twenty Pounds tie shall have paid on account of the passage of himself and family. These Grants of land will be either made out of blocks specially reserved for Immigration pnrposes in Small Farm and Agricultural Settlements, or in the immediate vicinity.of Roads in process of construction or the Immigrant may select the quantity ov/hioh he shell be dsokred entitled out if any lauds open to purchase as rural. "Tn order to facilitate the location of, Immigrants desirous of immediately settling upon land and of being employed on the Public Works. Reserves will be made wherever practicable, along or near each lino of road, and will be laid off in Tp.ii acre sections, which the Immigrants will be permitted at once to occupy, receiving a conveyance of the same as soon as,they shall have paid the whole of' then-Passage Money. Parties desirous of availing 'themselves' in mis privilege in the block at presentbeing Surveyed in the Grey Town Settlement, are requested to make immediate application to the undersigned, who will give nny further information that may be required. 3. G. Hor.-DSTTORTH, Registrar of Immigration. Angnst 1U1), 18-57. Laid Out and Planted, or Oardens \X kentin repnir By the week or your, hy iff''liossiior. Wmles" TownApril ifi, 1858. SHESP FOB. S&X.S. FROM 200 to 2*o EWES,.2 to j= TOOTH, to remain irilh the present Owner, at his linii, Ahui'ir", for a period not exceeding three years, on he usual terms. Apply to Messrs. J.IHKSTO> T & CO. Wellington, inih Dee., 1837. ~W.~¥7~ma'b on," WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Jfirrittsljrivci' |raltntaircrc.r, AND' HAKDWAFyEMAN, F A RRI Fj-R, %c, Lnmbton-qu.iy. Wellington I'oundry, ■ .. Wellington Terrace. OH t> 15 US for Caatfugs in Iron or Brass executed on the shortest notice and rensonalile terms. jj.l? Heavy and light smith's work done on the premises. , .. Old Iron ana Brass bought in any quantity. Wei Ii n Rtoii, February 1.2, 1853. T. DILLON, SMITH, & CO., CABINET-MAKERS, UPHOLSTKRERS, AND UNDERTAKERS, Laiiuton-CJuay. HOUSE ANO t:\Sn AGENTS, RENTS Collected. VALUATOaS of HOUSKS FUUNITUUE, to. JOINEHS' WORK of all descriptions executed on the i-.hnrtcst notice. JUIJNI'I'UnB of »!1 deocriptions always on hand;' ' Tl>e hishr-st price given for English Feathers Tow, nnd Flax. EDUCATION MR. y,. T,. IXfrl'KS btgs to inform iho Tith'aliitiinti of Wellington nnd iis vicinity tlmt h« intends ri]iniiing « B'} - School on Alonbav, the 2lsi. June, 1838, for Young Gentlemen from six years old, in Xfolosworth street, at the honse lately occupied hy Mr. Oox. XKHMS: T'ER (JUAIITKU Spelling,' neailiii's;, Writing, Si Arithmetic £0 in ,0 Enzlish Grammar; Geography, & History 1 11) 0 Do. V, Greek,& lleh'rcvr 3 10 0 Frenoh,'German,"ahd Music, each ...... 1 10 . 0 MASTKRS:— . ' Mb. E. L. iNarEs- | :' ' Mb. .1. K. Mveus French, German, and Music : — Ifn. W. C. Smith. , Hours of attendance from 0 till 12 a.m., and o till 4 p.m. Wellington, June 8, 1838, '