TF.N POUNDS Ui:\\ AUI). ■%'OTICK is heroliy given, llr.il lair- on •■ ' Thursday night or early oil Friday morning -2MU June: hist, some persons did wilfully :inil niiilirioiisly destroy lln; Water on llie premises of 15. 11. Cook of Itusscll, liy throwing (illli into the well, in order 10 render tin; said water milk lor business purposes. Any one who will discover tin; perpetrator of (In: aforesaid oft"once, so Unit lie or she may lie brought to punishment, shall receive, the nliovc Howard. Itusscll, July 3th, 18."i5. Undersigned is a purchaser of Kauri -*- tiiiiu at the highest market price for "5) V A Native- residim S > Stall", a Dingy, paint rod streak. Apply to near die Flag (I hlack with a FOUND | >V a Native residing at the North Shore. ■ J* a lIOAT alioul nine feet in length, said to lie in good repair. Apply to V.. O. Davis, Interpreter.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 120, 28 July 1853, Page 1
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149Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 120, 28 July 1853, Page 1
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