VLI, Public Nolilicnlions which appear in this fia/etle, willi any official signature thereunto annexed, .«re to he considered as ollicial communications made lo those persons to whom they may relate. lly His Excellency's command. C. L. Nlt.knt, x o t i c i:. 'THE Owners of the Native Vessels ill -' be supplied with Custom House Forms fi-pp of expense on application at tlie .Native Secretary's Ollice. C. 1.. Ncc.int, Native Secretary. NATIVES are requested lo take notice thai for Hie future Ihey slionld apply through the Native Seereiary, when refilling legal advice or assistance in any cases which they may wish to bring before ihe courts. C. E. Nir.i:.\r,
'["•HOSE Poisons who have vessels :ii -A Auckland, arc informed flint there will bo a Market at Ta'uranga for the sale of Wheat on llie first Tuesday of each Month. The first sale will take place in the .Month of January. (Signed) KUTKNi; Alll'.M'KU. Tauranga. VT the Establishment' of Mr. Jnggar, Stationer, a tract in the Maori language on the fearful consequences of Intemperance, Sabbath breaking, etc., growing evils ainoi'-, llu; natives—by fi. O. Davis. (Joveni? B ni Intcpretor. This little work has been written for the sole benefit of the Natives and the low price of two-pence has been fixed, to induce (lioni lo purchase. The proceeds will go towards defraying the expense of publication. "W^ ANTED for the purpose of Quarrying ' * Stone at Mount Eden, about FIFTY .NATIVES. " Apply to Peter Gbace. March, 1835.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 115, 19 May 1853, Page 1
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245Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 115, 19 May 1853, Page 1
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