A LI, Public Nolilications which appear u this da/elle, willi any ollirial signature Ihereiinlo annexed, .in; lo lie rousidrrci its oflicial coinmuuiralioiis made lo Ihosi persons lo whom Ihev may relate. Ily His Excellency's command. C. 1.. Ni-<;r..vr, r FIIR Owners of the Native Vessels will -*■ be supplied willi Custom House Forms frci) of expense on application at llie Native Secretary's Ollice. C. L. Nk.i.m, ~7V~ATIYKS are requested lo lake untie dial for llii' liniire lliey shoiilil appl through tin;.NativeSecretary, when reipiriu legal advice or assistance in any cases whir they may wish to hrinir beliire the courts. f!. 1.. iS'nir.Nr, iSative Secretary. July 291 hj, IS.'.-'. rgMIOSK Persons who have vessels at -»- Auckland, are informed thai then' will lie a .Market al Tanraiiga for (lie sale of ■Wheal on the First Tuesday of each Month. The first sale will lake place in llie Mouth of January. (Signed) Hl"ii:m: Aii'wtkc A T llie Establishment of Mr. .laggar, 4r Stationer, a tract in the Maori language 01 'a fearful conscfpiences of Intemperance, Ss. ..mtli breaking, etc., growing evils among llie natives—by C. O. D.tris. (loTliis lillle work lias been written for llie sole lienetil of the Natives and the low price of two-pence has heen fixed, lo induce them lo purchase. The proceeds will go towards defraying the expense of publication. \\rANTKI> for the purpose or ' ' Stone al .Mount Eden, aim March, IS.}
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 117, 16 June 1853, Page 1
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232Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 117, 16 June 1853, Page 1
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