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H Q G A N’S • - Australian, European, & American General Agency Office, & Universal News Room. I ' HE Proprietor of the New Zealander is hereby appointed my authorised Agent; enquiries for missing friends, and other information sought through the advertising columns of this Journal, will have immediate attention. Newspapers and Periodicals received from all towns and cities, (and regularly filed at my News Rooms) in Australia, Europe, America, &c. JOHN HOGAN, Sole Proprietor. Address—Tasmanian Hotel, Portland, Colony of Victoria Australia. SAUNDERS, OTLEY & CO.’S Army, East India, and Colonial Agency, GG, BROOK ST., HANOVER SQUARE, LONDON, (Near the New East India House and the Oriental Club.) Messrs, saunders, otley, & co. beg to invite the attention of Regimental Messes, Officers, Members of the Civil Service, and other Residents in India, Australia, China, and the Colonies, to their Army, East Lidia, and Colonial Agency, and to the advantages it offers. Banking Department. Put/, Pensions, Fund Allowances, Dividends, Sfc., drawn and remitted with regularity. Sties of, anil Investments in, Government Stock, Foreign Securities, &c., effected. Every other description of Financial Business transacted. Supply Department. Miscellaneous Supplies of even/ description, including Provisions, Wines, Plate, Jewellery, Books, Guns, Band Instruments, Clothing, &c., carefully selected and despatched by Overland Route, or Sailing Ship, to Regiments and Messes in India and elsewhere. Private Orders from Officers, Members of the Civil Sendee, and Bcsidents in India, Australia, China, and the Colonies generally, are executed with care, economy, efficiency, and promptitude. All Orders should be accompanied by full and detailed directions. Personal Agency Department. The Constituents of Messrs. Saunders, Otley, and Co., may depend ii|xm receiving every attention to their requirements and instructions. Every assistance will be afforded to their Constituents and their families on their arrival in England, with the view to relieve them from every possible inconvenience. Charge, when required, will be taken of children coining from India and the Colonies, and arrangements will be made for their education in England. To those going out to India, Australia, or New Zealand, China, and the Colonies, Messrs. Saunders, Otley, and Co. offer their services to secure passages Overland, or by Ship, and to afford them all necessary information connected therewith. This department is entirely under the direction of a member of the firm long resident in India, who has an intimate knowledge of its language, and the wants and requirements of parties proceeding thither. All Letters, Parcels, See., will he received by Messrs. Saunders, Otley, and Co. lor their Constituents (whether in England, India, Australia, China, or the Colonies), to whom they will he forwarded regularly. Terms: —No Commission charged on Regimental or Private Orders, and a Discount at all times allowed where a Remittance accompanies the Order. Goods, Packages, Parcels, &c., forwarded Overland or by Sailing Vessel to India, Australia, China, and all Parts of the World. Baggage shipped, cleared, forwarded to its destination. Passages secured. Letters and Parcels received and forwarded. Pay and Pensions received for Officers and Civilians of lI.M. Indian Service. Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Outfits procured. Supplies Purchased and Despatched, and Commissions of every description executed by SAUNDERS, OTLEY Sc CO., GG Brook Street, Hanover Square.

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