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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 42, 1 August 1850, Page 1

IX Fubllo Notification* which appear in t this Gazette, with any official signature thereunto annexed, are to be considered as official communications made to those persons to whom they may relate. By His Excellency's command, C. A. Dillon, Civil Secretary. NOTICE. UK. Friends and Correspondents are respectfully requested to transmit all communications, intended for the Editor of the Maori Mettcnger, to the residence of Mr. Charles Davis, Native Interpreter, Albertstreet, Auckland. •ANTED —Some Specimen* of the ' KIWI, also some of the Eggs of the name Bird, as well as some of the Shells called Pijpubokgi. Any Native who will bring any of the above named specimens to Mr. Jo. nson, at Auckland, will find a purchaser; FIVE POUNDS REWARD. 'HEREAS on the night of Sunday, 14th July, the undermentioned seamen deserted from t$ Barque " Fairy Qaeen," feloniously taking away the quarter boat of said larque—a reward of Five Pounds will be paid by the commander of the ship, for such information as may lead to their conviction and the recovery of the boat. Description of tiik Men, John Williams, Englishman, 18 years, hair light, complexion fresh, grey eyes. James Manning, Englishman, 31 yeare, height 5 feet 5 inches, hair light brown, complexion fair, eyes grey. William George Smith, Englishman, 24 years, 5 feet 2 inches, hair brown, complexion sollow, eyes blue, scar on left cheek. Francese Lebres, Italian, 27 years, slout make, dark complexion, black eyes, hair black. Antonio Fultorina, Italian, swarthy complexion, 25 years, eyes brown, hair dark. Description of Boat-.—Black outside, lead colour inside, " Fairy Queen," painted on stern, mrrow stern, Auckland, July 17, 1850.