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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 80, 15 January 1852, Page 1

N O T I u 10 KNOW nil men by lliis the boundaries of our l.aml, of the piece which it U not light for any man to sell, extending along the Kaipaia beach until it meets the Waikoukoii River, going thence up the Kiver to the Aiakiore. These sue tht boundaries of our land, of the land set apart as place for us, for ever, and for our children. Let not any man hear false witness regarding our land, and let not the Kuiopean consent to such a man as tells lie.-,. Tint is i.H from us. fiom .'laimona, llauiuki, Takaia, WIIIIMU, I'.AOUA. October 21, ISM. N O T I C K. ,» ■ I\. Malaheka, bounded on the West by the Waikalo, on the North by a line from Matalieka to l'ap ikiringaringa, on tin: Ivist by the Mai.viiarua lliver, and on the South by a line from Auahi to Te Tuimituuio has been offered for sale by llaiiuoua I'aitai, llolene ICruela and others. ('llAlll.ES W. Liu a it, Surveyor Cicneral. (\ l'ltiKN'D, riir. Kmroß of the Newspaper, ' this is our letter to you with reference to our land Vukckawa. W'c do not approve of this our land being sold clandestinely. We wish you to do away with the notice sent to the paper by Aihcpene and the Ngalitcata tribe, it is wrong in them to sell laud secretly. Friend, the Kdilor of the Newspaper, do you hearken —-the boundary of our land commences at Ketekaka, and runs thence lo Wharangi, Te Tnkc, Awakanapa, Tawaruru, Te Teua, To Wahaoleniarangai, Te Kopua, Mami Karaka, and Whangaotcke ; this is the Waikalo line, l'rom this place the boundary runs in laud to l'ukekawa, combining the line till it adjoins Ketekaka. I'iieud, Captain Nugent, and Mr. Johnson, will you be expeditious in sending this to the Kditor of the paper in older that it may be printed so that all men may see it.—Knough. Taiiah'l'.na, AI'EHAHAMA, WI.TKHK, Nohema -2.5, 1811. ONK POUND ItKWAIU).

'j'llL'. ;iliovc nward will hi- <.'iven (o any -l |h'imiii who i-hall 111'11 rto J)r Davii:.* a Saddle, lb idle ami S-nldlo.-clotli, 10-t irimi Ilia i Ihtsc on Tiiisil.iy I:i<i. '/'lk' S.klilK' is lio,--akin ; tin; lo|> (juilo ne« ; I lit; j;irtlis anil stiriii|i-lpallii'r-'i not miiiili soilisti ; bridle li'inly new; cluij irred kersey, 'Hid bound will black ribbon. 11 stolen, a reward of two ]i!iiiii<!s will bo ;,'i\en to the parlies who shall I liiinish such 'mtoiniaiion as shall kv.ul to the conviction of ollenilcr or ollenders. < Auckland, Dtccmber, lijul. £IOO BEWAfiD. 4- tt ß|lft 11AVK been subscribed as a c*s>a.W i{|.; W ARI) to any one who shall first discover an available G O h U 1' I K L D in the Province of New Ulster, (New Zealand.) Committee foi determining all questions relative to above icward, and the payment thereof— J. IjQOAN Ca.MI'IIKI.I., \V. S. GIIAIIAMK, John .Salmon, Alien. Clark, UuGif, C'ooi.aiian, Auckland, January, 185?,