ALL Public .Noliliealions which nppoar in this (in/.elte, wilh any ollieial signa•d, .iic In lie ations made Hy His Kxrelleney's ronuuam). C. L. Nircr.vr, iS'alivo Sccrriarv. N O T I C K. rpilU Owners of the Native Vessels will J- In; .supplied willl ('iisloin House Forms free of expense on application at lho Xaliu: C. L. Xit.kst, Native Sccrclaiv. are. requested lo lake notice -•- ' ihaL lor the future ilmv slionlil npplv legal advice or assistance; in any cases which ihcy may wish 10 bring before llic coiiris. f. L. Nl'fiKNT, Native Secrelarv. July 20th. 1832. fIMIOSK Persons who have vessels at J- Auckland, arcs informed thai there will be .1 Market at Tauranga for the sale of Wheal on Uio. Hrsl Tuesday of each Month. The lirst sale will lake place in the Month of Januarv.
IIUTK.Ni: Ail'WTKl VT Ihe Establishment of Mr. Jaggar, Stationer, ;i tract in the Maori language on the fearful consequences of Intemperance, Sab'.'silli breaking, etc., growing evils : the natives—by 11. O. Davis. (!owrnmem Intcpreter. This little work has been written for llic sole brm-tii of the Natives ami llie low price of two-pence has been fixed, to induce them to purchase. The proceeds will go towards defraying the expense of publication. "\trANTED for the purpose . » ' Stone at Mount Eden, : of Qiiarrviii" about ITI TV March, 1853.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 118, 30 June 1853, Page 1
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221Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 118, 30 June 1853, Page 1
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