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Evening Post, Issue 56, 13 April 1865, Page 3

IMMIGRANTS EXPECTED. Superintendent's ' 'nice, Wellington, 12th April, 1865. "VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that there .Ll are expected to arrive per ship BERAR, advertised to sail from London on the 31st January last, about 14 Married Couples 20 Single Women, and 40 Single Men. The men comprise agricultural and general labourers, shepherds, blacksmiths, carpenters, &c, and will be open to engagement by settlers on arrival. The single women are mostly accustomed to domestic service, and will also be open to engagement by heads of families on arrival. Intending employers in town are recommended to make their engagements personally on the arrival of the ship, and country employers are requested to do so through their agents. JOHN KNOWLFS, Immigration Clerk.

PUBLIC MARKET. THi4 undersigned, Lessee of the Public Market, has made arrangements, and is now prepared to receive for Sale on commission within the Market all descriptions of agricultural and dairy produce. ft Terms — 5 per cent, commission ; storage free for two weeks. Weighing, receiving, and delivering, 2s 6d per ton. The above is exclusive of the Market dues. RICHARD EAGAR. Wellington, I2th April. PUBLIC MARKET. riIHE undersigned begs to inform the Public JL that he has made arrangements to hay» always on hand for sale, wholesale, at the above Market, all descriptions of AGRICULTURAL AND DAIRY PRODUCE. RICHARD EAGAR. Wellington, 12th April.