?v or i c u. fjnilOSE Persons who have vessels :it 8- Auckland, are informed lli;il there wil! lie :i Market al Taurauga for (In? salt; of Wheat on t!■<> lirst Tuesday ol' each Month. The first sale will take place in llu? .Mtintli of January. (Signed) Kri.vir. Aium'iu'. Tanranjja. i-iiTv poinds iw^TTiTnT \T 7 lIMItKAS llie premises of K. 11. Coot, ■ ' and llie. Yieloria llolel, al I'ussell, Hay of Islands, were deslroycd l>y lire on (he tJ.'ith of July lasl ; and, as there is jnsl grounds lo believe that tin? aforesaid premises were wilfully scl on lire: Notice is hereby Riven, Ihal any person who will such infoi'iiiation in tlx; llesiden! Magistrate's (lour!, either al Auckland or iinssell, asinav lead lo the conviction of the offender or offenders, shall receive llie above reward, on application to U. 11. C.ook, of llussell.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 109, 24 February 1853, Page 1
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142Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 109, 24 February 1853, Page 1
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