THE MAORI MESSENGER.
The " Maori Messenger" is published at UNKNOWN office of the agents, Messrs. Williamson and Wilson, AucKlland, every alternate Thursday. The price of a Single Number is fixed at Three-pence. ' The following are the terms for advertising:— For eight lines 2s. Oil. l'ach :i< 1< 1 itioit:il lino . . . <)>. 2il. Fnrli subsequent insertion only liuU"-|iri«-<* will lie charged. Thi> price lo bo paiil for advertising will include nil Knglisll :iml a Nati\e notice. F.nglisli advertisers, however, niiisl furnish their -iflmiri translations. • A 1.1. Pulilie Notifications which appear in I his Gazelle, villi any ollicial signature lliorcnnlo niini-M'c!, .ire lo lie roiisiilriiil ns ollicial eoniiiiiiiiicalions made lo those persons to whom ilicy may relale.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 132, 12 January 1854, Page 1
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114THE MAORI MESSENGER. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 132, 12 January 1854, Page 1
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