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Wellington Independent, Volume X, Issue 1310, 28 July 1858, Page 6 (Supplement)

NOTICE TO IMMIGIUNTS. ' THE first moiety of passago money from Immigrants by the undermentioned vessels being overdue, it is requested that tho same be-forthwith paid to the undersigned. JOS. G. lIOLDSWOIITH, Registrar of Immigration. Wellington, ' May 20, 18/iB. Oliver Lang ... from London Indian Queen... ' " Alma " " I Rose of Sharon. " " An allowance of 25 per CRiit. in Land will be made on payment of the Promissory Notes. To Let and for Sale> p,HE following Town, Country, and Suburban , X Lands in the Province of Wellington: — Town of, Wcllinyton. No. on Plan—3ol, 7'U. (180, 3ill', fill, BG'i, SfiS, ( pa. toff.o«). B*l, 30%', 401, 2-' iB, U I, f)H), DOS, (pint "f 0!IU), TSU, 830, SCO, 32fi, KTS, ia:i,-dlifl, KW, 103 iliil, MM, BJ,'i, S-iO, 070. S2l, 218, 230, .'JO:), Sfis, 9iir>, H'Jlj, Mi>:{, f-iSJ : * .800, 8:1"), S.lO, 70:>. 830. !J:!7. S(i t, 29'). ].!)], 028, 031, 1031. !)(>•"), v!t!7, 'J47. :)(ti,. 10-iO. (part of COS), 21J, Vii, -iilT. -L-'i."), 150, 793, iiaO, 17, 81, OU, 707, -JLLO, Ui, U?,, 1010, 0-15, 1008. IOW, ii-Hti. Town nf Wonyantu. No. on plan—3lo, !!17.'318. 3H> :)->O, 32!, :m 323, 310, 311, 312, 31.3, Bil, 315, 3M 32.',, ,'J2O, 327, 228, 321). Country and' Suburban Lands. Oharin—3l, 03, (l(i, US',55, 01, 50. Maknm—Cl, 7, OS, 8. Ktti-ori—l7, 00, (part of 30). Lower Hiitt—o9, 70, (pan of 10), . Upiier Hutt—32oo Acres iv .Sccf'ous of 100 Acres each. l'orirua—Bo. 85, 05, 00. Horokiwi. Valley—i) and 10, 33, 23. 12. Wmiganu'i, left bunk—Bo, 00, 01, '.):>, '.):). . Eaugitikci—3B7") Acres in bocks of 75 Acres and upwards, tn suit purchasers. Ahuriri- 3000 Acrus in block* of 73 Acres and upwards to suit purchasers. ■ Wairarapa, 3 mile bush, froniiag the road—looo Acres in blocks of 78 Acres ua::h. an,l upwards. 10tl0 Acres on tilt Waipoa, Vvaintrapa. Government Scrip. Apply at the Office of J. 11. WALLACE. Estate Agency Office, Wellington, February 13, 1808. GBaiiauasrateert Ims&iagiS'c&ffats linniigrtttiou Olliee, Wellitigton. I si Jan., 1858. SETTLERS desirous of obtaining passages from Gi'e ! U Briiaiii to Wellington, for their Kehitives or Friends, are requested to mukc. application in u'fiu'ijt, cO wiiiCfc, Dhi-LiCUiiirisiujr. Uie names, prooaoiß agus, ana pmue 01 residence of the proposed eniigrunls. Regulations. 1. Repayment of the Passage Money to be secured by Promissory Note, signed by the applicant, and one other party approved by. Government, payable on demand, and of which payment will be required by reasonable instalments, exoopt in case of applicant or surety leaving the colony, when immediatb payment will he required, or provision must be made for the satno. - 2. As a further security, and to protect the parties on whose application the Emigrant is brought out the Emigrant himself, (or head of a family where there are women find children) will before embarking, bo required to givo Promissory Notes, payable on 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 left behind, one hall of the passage money will bo forfeited, ami must be paid to the Provincial Government on demand, by the Applicants in .the Colony, for which tlitt (irsl-mentioned Promissory Notes-will be a security. 4. An allowance, ucuording to Act of Parliament, will be made by the Shipping Agents in Lond-.ui, in case of the Ships not sailing to the day. 5. Emigrants and their personal baggage will be landed free of expense. 6.—Rate of Passage Money. Statute Adults, (comprising all persons from 12 years of ago and upwards, not more than £20 per head Between I and 12, not more than £10 per head . Under 1 year, no charge 7. Personal buggage in the following proportions. Adults ;...,.,. i ton Not Adults,,but above 1 year old j ton 8. All ships employed in this service being under the provisions of the " Passenger Act," every means will boused to, secure tlio comfort aud welfare of the Passengers. V; , ■ - ,;john knowles, .■lmmigration Clci;k. ;! VISITORS TO SYDNEY ' yi.EE respectfully informed that lliey can meet iJL with every comfort and ' accommodation they require, at the private Boarding Establishment of Mrsi Byers. .". This being tin largest of the Mml in Sydney, tho proprietor has spared no expense in endeavouring to render it the most complete. Suits of apartments for families witU every convenience— as,well as private; Sitting Rooms for siugle Gentlemen| if required. Stabling w also attached to the .premises. ■ , , No's. 2 & 3, College Buildings, Janueson-elrect. ;--:May-lD', ! '3[BsS'." : ' ,J ' ,!l ' '■'■''■;'■ '' ■' ' '.'': ' ;