Colonial Secretary's Ollico, AucUland, -ISili, August, 1832. II IS Excellency llic LnarKXAXT-Govrnxoii directs it to bo notified, fyr general infoi'iiKitiou, ileal :i Despatch lias been received IVom I'.ajl (iiinv, to the effect tluil Her .Majesty's (lovernment have been pleased j lo approve of the exertions of both Euro- j peans and Nalives in assisting the ship- ; wrecked cre\V of the French Frigate Ahmeiw; and further, il appearing to His Excellency from information which lias lieen ; received, that ilie Natives were inade(|iiately ! recompensed for their conduct on the occa- ! sion, Jjy 111 f - making over to them of certain , articles which were washed on shore, he has heen pleased to authorize a donation of Ten Pounds lo be paid lo the Chiefs Tihakau and l'Aitom:. IJy Ilis Excellency's command, Axuhkw SIXC.I.AIII. Colonial Seerelarv.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 98, 23 September 1852, Page 1
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132Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 98, 23 September 1852, Page 1
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