ALL Public Notifications which appear in this Gazette, with any olficial signature theieunto annexed, are to lie consideied as official communications made to those persons to whom they may relate. y His Excellency's command, C. L. Nuoent, Native Secretary, NOTICE Owners of Native Vessel* will lie X supplied with Custom House Form* (rec of cxpciice on application at the Native Secretary's Office. C 1,. Nuoknt, -Li tlini for the future they should apply through the Native Secretary, when requiring li'tral udvice or assistance in any cases which they may wish to bring before the courts. C. L. KunF.KT. Native Secretary. Mnv Qalli, 1852. Colonial Secretary's Office, Auckland, 15th April, 1852. ~N pursuance of the 20th clause of the UeJ_ sident Magistrates' Courts Ordinance, Session 7, No. 16, I hereby select and appoint the following Aboriginal Natives to he Assessors aloni* with the Resident Magistrate for the district of Auckland, for settling disputes between persons of the Aboriginal Race ; that is to say : Kauwau, of Okaliu, Chief of Ngatiwlialua ; Tinana, of Orakei, Chief of Ngatiwlialua ; nd Te Keenb, of Orakei, Chief of Ngatiwlialua. R. H. WvNYAnn, Lieut.-Governor. By His Excellency's Command, Andrew Sinclair, Colonial Secretary.
Land for sale to the Government, those natives who have claims thereon, are requested to give notice of the same. The boundries are as follows:—On the eastcominenceing at Kaipuatoa, thence to the source of Whakaurahauga, thence to Te Rahui Parekakariki, thence lo Te Korokorootoangina Motnng.irara, Te Koihu Matarua Kaipcke, Te Teioi, thence to Te Wliarna, and Te Touaruahore. The south west boundary commences at Te Muraoteahi Wharekahodaho Walpapai.Tuapo, thence to Te Maroohinemmi, Te Ir£, dje Wharekahu, Mangatoetoe, thence to Palu'na. Te Taporaapatukohamo, jNatu, Runga, and Ngarua. The boundary to ; he south is as follows:—Commencing at Te Whariki, thence to Te Tokapau. Te Whe, Te Tau, Te Paratane Na Matungi.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 93, 15 July 1852, Page 1
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303Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 93, 15 July 1852, Page 1
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