* MBA ana au kite hoko PUNGAREHU !i MANAWA. Kia kotahi te heteni hei imo te puhera. Kia inaroke ia te Pungarehu. Naku, na Bomb Arehanara MBit, Kei te Whare haaga Hopi. E taia ana te Kai-mataara o nga twi erua hei nga Tairei katoa, —ko te taha Pakeha ko te taha maori. Ko nga utu mo nga kai-tango erua tekau ma ono herad ite tau kotahi. E ono nga Iterni mete hikipene mo nga marama etora j Ko nga kopd Karanga ranga.—Erua rati mete hikipene nga utu mo nga rarangi e ha atu i iptika o Wiremuhana raua ko Wirihaha kei Akarana.
GAZETTE NOTICES. Colonial Secretary's Office, Auckland, August 7th, 1848. , iS Excellency the Govemor-in-Chief has I L directed the publication of the following Lands for the Depasturing of Cattle, and for Cutting Timber. By His Excellency's command, Andrew Sinclair, Colonial Secretary. Depasturing Licenses. Evert person depasturing cattle on any waste made to, and deposited with the Co of Crown Lands in the month of Se] ording to the form contained in the Schedule A. hereunto annexed, of all such cattle so depastured by him on the first day of 2. There shall be paid and levied in advance, 5n each andevery year, upon, for, and in respect of all cattle despastured or kept npon any waste lands of the crown the following assessment. Tor every head of great cattle... .eightpence. for every head of small cattle... .one penny. the person depasturing stock to the Colonial Tre fcer in every year for the year co the first day of January then next ensuing, the first payment thereof to be made upon the first 4. The Commissioner of Crown Lands shall upon the first day of Octoberin every year, commencing on the first day of October, 1848, Crown lands, and shall make a report thereof taining the several particulars set forth in the Schedule B. hereunto annexed, according to shall be payable, and be paid to the Colonial rer on or b ber in each year. 5. The Commissioner of Crown Lands shall ro««iMi» the persons chargeable with the payment of the yearly a * —j-e.i. . u_ by each, D „ that such assessment must be paid on or before the first day of December. 6. Upon such assessment being paid to the Colonial Treasurer, he shall thereupon issue a license authorising the Stock-holder who has paid his assessment to depasture cattle upon the waste lands of the Crown during the ensuing year,commencing open the Ist day of January then next ensuing. 7. For every license for a definedrun, the sum of Five pounds shall be paid. 8. For every license to depasture on common lands, 10s. 6A shall be paid. 9. If such assessment be not paid on or before the day named, the Government will be at li-
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Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 17, 17 August 1848, Page 4
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467Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 17, 17 August 1848, Page 4
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