-L %- this (ia/.ctlo, vvilVi any otlirial signature thereunto annexed, are to lie I'tiiisiilcrccl as olliciul communications niaile to those persons io whom lliey may relate. C. L. Xcci.nt, Native Serrclarv. X O T I <] K. ff UK Ownni's of llie Xalive Vessels will * 1)0 supplied wilh Custom House Forms free of expense on application ;il llie Xulivc* Secretary's Olliee. C. 1.. Xk;i:.\t, are requested Io lake notice llial lor the future they should apply Ihroughtlic Native Secretary, when requiring legal advice or assistance in any cases which Ihev nv.iv wish lo bring before, llie courts. C. 1.. Nrnr.vr, July Mill, lS."i-2. rpilOSK Persons who have vessels at ■*- Auckland, tin: informed thai there will he a Market at Tauranga for llie. sale of Wheal on the first Tuesday of each .Mouth. The first sale will lake place, in tin: Month of January. (Signed) lU'ii:m: Aiilmku. i T the Establishment of Mr. Jaggar, .ZjN- Stationer, a trad in llie Maori language e ni'llic fearful consequences of Intemperance, S'Mbkdh breaking, ele., growing evils iiftiong the natives—by C. 0. Davis. Govciniucui luteprcter. This lictle work lias been written for the sole henclil of the Natives and llie low price of two-pence has been lixed, to induce them to purchase. The proceeds will go towards defraying llie expense of publication. \'4" r AXTKI) for the purpose of Ouariying »» Stone al Mounl Kden, about t'll'TY .March, 18.'.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 120, 28 July 1853, Page 1
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231Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 120, 28 July 1853, Page 1
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