NOTICJij • ■ 'tlii uwiicrs u. i-iiuii '«'"' ■■•■■ .L Mipplicd with Custom House torms free ofczpenceon application at (lie Nnlive .Secretary's OlTice. C. L. Nugent, Native Secretary. rpiIIS is to give notice (lint I shall he at Ihc X unduiineiilioncd places on the dates speMalaheka, (Waikalo River), 16th March 1852. For the purpose of examining the lioundiies of Land offered for sale at that place by llainiona Paitai, Holena Kriiela, and others. Whangape, 19th March, 1852, for the purpose of examining the houndries of Land at that place, which has leen offered in exchange for Mangare by 'le Wliero, Taniati, and others. Whaingaroa, 2Clh March, 1852, to pay the second instalment of £IOO to Wiremu, Naira, and others, for the Land Purchased there last Ciiari.es W. Lioar, Suveyor General.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 81, 29 January 1852, Page 2
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126Page 2 Advertisements Column 1 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 81, 29 January 1852, Page 2
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