Colonial Secretary's Office, Auckland) 48tli, August, 1652. HIS Excellency the LiEOiENANT-GovEnxon directs it to be notilicd, for general information, (hat a Despatch lias been received from Karl GriEv, to the effect that Her Majesty's Gover'iimcnt have been pleased to approve of the exertions of both Europeans and Natives in assisting the shipwrecked crew of the French Frigate Alnnene; and fiirllior, it appearing to His Excellency from information which has been received, that the Natives were inadequately recompensed for their conduct on the occasion, by the making over to tlicln of ccrtaiil articles which were washed oil shore, he has been pleased to authorize a donation of Ten Pounds lo be paid to the Chiefs Tirakau and I'aiioUk. By His Excellency's command, A.ndiirw Sinclair. Colonial Secretary.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 99, 7 October 1852, Page 1
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125Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 99, 7 October 1852, Page 1
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