roil SAI.K. o r ?' 11K well finished fast sailing Cutter • I' .SMA'/'.I J/.1/(/.1, • with all her appurtenances. linrthen about I I tons. Apply to, J. Cr.IJII.KY. West Queen Sired, Auckland, October IX.'>3. Native Secretary's Office, November 5 i:Ol im:n, A W.ACKSMITII to proceed ! '< to, and reside; perinaiieiilly at Turan«a. Ample private employment would he giwn him, but as an inducement to n respectable person to go there, the (■oveiiinient would provide a certain salary for liini in the commencement. John Chant J#ii.\son, For the Native Secretary. L O S T, BIVI WKUN tlie «■ ltoyal (leorpte" and .Mr. Sharp's house, .Mount Ilol>soii, on Wednesday, I.Slli instant, a I'AIICKL, containing boys' clothes. 2 Clack Ciotli Coals, 2 do. do. Vests, « Pairs (Hack Cloth Trowsers, 2 do. Tweed Trowsers, '2 do. Craees. Any person bringing tin* same to (lie office of (his paper will lie rewarded. September 1-1, 18."i5.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 132, 12 January 1854, Page 1
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146Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 132, 12 January 1854, Page 1
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