..jCHOONKR BOAT "COMFORT." IF. above Schooner having been taken away from the Port of Auckland, without ie license or the owners, by icliaril Whitehouse, ill be paid to any y .itioii as may lead •at, ami the apprehension ot tne names who ye stolen her, on application to Mr. Asoui'.w HoiisEV, kland, January !)lh, 1818. FLAX WAST HI). i-f It. JAMKS'ItOUKRTSO'M at the Rope "1 Walk, in Mechanic's Hay, Auckland, Ti purchase Flax brought to him, in any antities, at prices varying from .CI2 to £lO e Ton, according to theiufalily. Mr. Robertson on hand folic, Fishing Lines/Standing and Running • is!Si"S, Cable?, and other kinds of Hope at red prices. Auckland, 2nd January, 18 10. f HIS is to give notice to the Natives, that I 1 am about to pmchase Tiy/oiw I'lax, and Iher good descriptions of t ,le r;lle of -.1 CM to £lO per Tyfi/ifcrtTdiiig to the . ity of the Flax. '(/ \M delivered at .kland, after the Ist/March, 1819. I'erwishiug to see a sample, may do so on ilicatiuii to mi'. •XI. WIIVTI.AW. K A V It I O U XI
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 2, 19 January 1849, Page 1
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184Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 2, 19 January 1849, Page 1
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