A LI. Public: Notifications which appear in xY this Gazelle, with any official signature thereunto annexed, .ire "to he considered as official comniiinicalioiis made to those persons to whom lliey may relate. Hy His Excellency's command. ** C. L. Nuc.k.nt, Native Secrelarv. N O T 1 C K. rpilE Owners of the Native Vessels will JL be supplied with Custom House Forms free of expense on application at the Native Secretary's Office. C. L. Nugent, Native Secrelarv. "VJ"ATIVES arc requested to take notice that for the future they should apply throughtlie Native Secretary, when requiring legal advice or assistance in any cases which they may wish to bring before the courts. C. L. Ncgi.nt, Native Secrelarv. AT the Establishment of Mr. Jaggar, Stationer, a tract in the Maori language on the fearful consequences of Intemperance, Sabbath breaking, etc., growing evils among the natives—by ('. O. Davis. Government Intepreter. This little work has been written for the sole benefit of the Natives and the low price of two-pence has been lixed, to induce them to purchase. The proceeds will go towards defraying the expense of publication. TEN POUNDS KEWAIII). ICE is hereby given, that late on .'hursday night or early on Friday morning 2-lth June last, some persons did wilfully and maliciously destroy the "'alcr on the premises of E. 11. Cook of Kii.rell, by throwing filth into the well, in order to render the said water unlit for business purposes. Any one who will discover the perpetrator of the aforesaid offence, so that he or she may be brought to punishment, shall receive the above Ileward. Husscll, July Mb, l«o5. K A U It I G U M. 'PIIE Undersigned is a purchaser of Kami -*- Gum at the highest market price for Cash. I). Nathan.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 125, 6 October 1853, Page 1
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293Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 125, 6 October 1853, Page 1
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