.< 1.1. I'idilie Xolilicalioiis whirl) appear in J * this da/clle, with any ollicial siijnalure thereunto annexed, are in he considered as oliirial communications made to those persons lo whom they may relale. I!y His l'Acellency's command. ('.. 1.. Nrr.r.NT, Native Secretary.
N O T 1 <: K r VUV. Owners of llie Nairn- Vessels « lie supplied Willi t'.iislom 110-.ise IV free ol' expense on application a I llie .N; J-'errclarv*s Olliiv. "TV ATIVKS are requested m lake in - tlnii I'm- llie Inline lliey should :i| Ihronglillie Nalivo Secretary, when rcqiii let;al advice or assislanee in any eases w lliey may wish to lirin;* before the courts C. 1.. NIT.INT, Julv2olli. 18.%2.
1-OH SACK. r\ f I'HE well fmislinl f:\sl sailingCulCor /?F V J SAiYTA HI AH! A, ,'"-■-•" with all her appurtenances. Iltirthrti about 11 tons. ' Apply 10, J. (>r.i)|i.r.v. West Qiiot'ii Street, Ant-Maud, October ;'i, 1855. Native Secretary's Oflice, November .'i, 185T>. 1 KOriUKl), A W-ACKSMITIIIo proceed ■ * * to, and reside permanently •'" Tiiranga. Ample private employment would lie gheifi liiin, but as an inducement to a rcspcclacln hnrsoii lo go lliere, llie (■(ivci'iiincni would provide a certain salary for hint in (he ctfuiii'.jueinent. ',_ JOHN GIUST JOII.NSOX," i./ l'or Ihe Native Secretary. h O ST, v > "HETWEEN the '■ Uoyal George" anil -8 > Mr. Sharp's house, Mount Holwon, on "Wednesday, Villi instant, a PAKCIX, containing hoys' clothes. 2 Klack Clolh Coals, 2 do. do. Vests, 0 Pairs ISlaek Clolh Trowsers, S2 do. Tweed Trowsers, 2 do. Unices. tin? same lo the oflice if this paper will he September '2i, IB.'i
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 128, 17 November 1853, Page 1
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254Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 128, 17 November 1853, Page 1
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