ALL Public Notifications which appear in lliis (la/.elte, Willi any ollicial signature thereunto iiimox«*(l,.ar<! to lie considered lis oflicial communications made In those persons lo wliom they may relate. Ity His Excellency's command. C. L. Nucknt, Native Secretary. i\ OTIC E. r j III! Owners of the N'alive Vessels will 1 be supplied willi ('.iistoni House forms free of expense oil application at (lie \alive Secretary's Ollice. C. 1,. \i'l;i:.M, Native Secretary. "V ATI Vl**S are roipioled to laKe notice thai for Ihe Inline iliey should apply through the Native Secretary, when legal advice or assistance in any cases which they may wish lo bring before (Ik; courts. C. L. Nit.lM, Native Secrelary. .Inly 20th, 18.'i2. 10 H sale. r |'IIE well finished fast sailing Culler f, , -1 .S'.l A'V'.l MAUI A, ..Wvj. wiili all her appurtenances. Ilurtlieii about 11 toil",-. Apply to, .1. (iiuiii.r.v. AVesl Queen .Street, Auckland, October ;i, IB.V>.
4 T Urn <1 Siai toil SAM-:. Establishment Jaggar, iUioncr, a lra<-l Uj*rtuT Maori language on the fearful coijsojpitmcos Sabbath brealiijjgr —ttffow/ng cvi/s among the natives—by C. U): Divis. (j/>»ernineiit liUcprcter. / 1/ This little work has broil written for the s >le }>enelit of tlio Natives aiMuhe low pricj> of two-pence has been lixed, lo indiicejjtf?m to purchase, The proceeds will defraying the expense of publication. LOS T, BETWEEN the '■ lloyal George" and Mr. Sharp's house, Mount llohson, on Wednesday, (-flit instant, a I'AUCKL, containing boys' clothes. 2 Jtlack Cloth Coals, 2 do. do. Vests, 2 I'airs lllaeli Cloth Trowsers, 2 do. 'J'weed Trowsers, 2 do. llraces. Any person bringing the same to the ollice jl'lhis paper will lie rewarded. September 22, I y.'jrj.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 127, 3 November 1853, Page 1
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276Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 127, 3 November 1853, Page 1
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