TEX I'OUXDS KEWAKD. NOTICE is hereby given, that l:\le_ oil Thursday night or early on Friday morning '2-tlll June last, some persons did wilfully and maliciously destroy llie Water 011 the premises of E. 11. Cook of Hnssell, by throwing (iltli into (lie well, in order to render the said water unfit for business purposes. Any one who will discover llie perpetrator of the aforesaid oll'enee, so that he or she may be brought to punishment, shall receive the above Howard. Hussell. J ill v .'jib. ISoo.
K A i; u i <;um. ''PJIK I'ndersigi cd a purchaser of Kauri ■ (Inn) at the liigh st market price for Cash. I). IS ITIIAN. L' O U N D. ]J)Y A Native residing near Ihc Flag » f Stall", a Dingy, painlod black willi a red streak. Apply to C. O. Davis, Interpreter. I'OUND 1 >Y a Native residing a I the North Shore. -1 * a IIOAT about nine Iret in lciiglb, saiil lo be in good repair. Applv to C. <). Davis. Interpreter.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 121, 11 August 1853, Page 1
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170Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 121, 11 August 1853, Page 1
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