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Manawatu Herald, Volume II, Issue 67, 16 April 1880, Page 3

PANUITAiNGA. Matakaeapa, Aperiro 13th, 1880. XI nga iwi Maori o te tui Rawhiti, o te Tonga, o te hauauru kin rongo mai koutou, c ruanga mate kei tenpi kainga kei Pokitaono ufii he Paoti k<i te awa, na te Pakeha he Toroketi kei uta, na Matou hei utunga ma te Pakeha mate Maori. E hoa ma ho take nui ano i tupu ai tenei mahi c kore c tae te te korero ki roto i tenei Nupepa. koia i puuui tia ai kia haere moluo mai te tangata kei kawe mai i tana riri ki te kai tiaki o te keeti. Na Ihakara Tukumaru Na Kereopa Tukumaru Natana Pipito Na te Ij apu katoa. Matakarapa, April 13th, 1880. rpo our Pakeha Friends— Suluta- -» • tions to you — Our great desire was to see Mr Uryoe, the Native Minister, a few days since, when, as we believe, he passed here. However, his presence appears to have been hidden from us, probably on account of the land dispute now existing here. Our first demand was £550 ; our second demand is £600, and we will maintain this demand until our death and our descendants will continue it. Ihakara Tukumaru Kereopa Tukumaru Natana Pipito ~PANUITANGA. Poroutawhao, 14th Apereira, 1880. MO te Iloiho kei au c tiakiana; ko te hoiho he whero tane ; ko te patani H kei te p&kihiwi katau. No 29 o npa ra o Maehe i hopunia ai taua hoiho c ahau. Ko te utu mo taku tiakanga £4. Ko te mutunga o nga ra g Apereira 24, ki te kore c tae mai te tangata Maori te Pakeha ranei noku te hoiho. Witarihana Rupuha. Hakiaha. NOTICE. Poroutawhao, April 14, 1880. "T^TOTICE is hereby given t'..at a -i-^ bay Horse has come upon our land at Poroutawhao, branded H on the off shoulder. He came on March 29, and was caught by us. The damages we demand are £4, and unless taken away before April 24 the horse will be taken by us. Witarihana Rupuha. Hakiaha. GROWN IN THE DISTRICT. TpiMOTHY GRASS SEED for sale ■*- at the Ready Money Store, Foxton. The seed is quite fresh, and acknowledged by competent judges to be some of the best ever seen in the district. EDMUND OS BORNE. FRIDAY, 23rd APRIL. LAND SALE. By order of the Mortgagee. MR J. H. WALLACE has been instructed by tho mortgagees to sell by public auction at his auction rooms, Hunter street, Wellington, oc the 23id April, 1880, at 2 o'clock p.m.--The following valuable properties, all under the provisions of the Land Transfer Act, with the buildings and erections thereon, and all other the appurtenances thereunto belonging : iill that piece of land, part of section No. 88, Town of Foxton, containing la 3r 3p, contained in Certificate of ' Title, vol. 1, folio 212 11 that piec9 of land, part of suburban sections 87 and 88. Township of Foxton, containing 3a 3r Op , being the whole of the land in the Cerificate of Title, vol. 2, folio 249 All that piece of land, being the town section numbered 50 on the plan of the town of Foxton, containing 2 roods, being the whole of the land in the Certificate of Title, vol. 6, folio 78 All that piece of land, being the suburban section numbered 86, Township of Foxton, containing 4a lr 36p, beine the whole of the land in the Certificate of Title, vol. 5, folio 49 All that piece of land, parts of suburban sections Nos. 87 and 88, plan of the township of Foxton. being 12 allotments on sub-divisional plan numbered 6 in the Land Transfer Office, Wellington, and being the •whole of the land in Certificate of Title, vol 2, folio 201. For further particulars of tlit-e valuable properties apply to the auctioneer, Or to MESSRS BRANDON & SON, Wellington, Solicitors for the Mortgagees. MANAWATU ROWING CLUB. A MEETING of the above CJub will be held at Whyte's Hotel this (Friday) evening, at 7. 30 o'clock, to consider the desirability of purchasing the Dolly Varden. All members a% requested to attend. G. GRAY, Hon. Sec.