To the Editor of the New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Straits Guardian.
Hawksbead, River Him, Nov. 15, ! 1844. ; MiuEditoe, — I avail myself of the Wet.- J lingtoH Spectator to request the following information through the same medium, froto auch of'your correspondents as may be interested in the statistics of the colony.
" Ist. The number and names of the actual settlers, novr or lately-lining vtrlthift'th'e districts of Port Nicholson add Wstlganui, Who have purchased their land of' the Company ; and, (if possible) the number of sections they nominally hold. 2nd. The quantity, and estimated- value of flour and wheat, imported into the colony, and consumed therein, for as long a petiod as possible, distinguishing each period. Your most obedient servant, W. S.
Thk style of the following production will be sure to accomplish the writer's object, that of attracting public attention. — Ed.
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New Zealand Spectator and Cook's Strait Guardian, Volume I, Issue 7, 23 November 1844, Page 3
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