roll SAI.K. a »■ I* 11 !•: well iinisln'il In si sailing Culler • x 5 .S.t.Y/'l MMlf.l, ■ wilti iill Iter appurtenances. Iliirtben nljout 11 tons. Apply 10, J. .Giinii.rr. West Queen Street, Auckland, October i>, IS'>r>. I F \VII.I.IAM iMAHSIJ does not remove ' llie lioal lie led willi llie undersigned lasl November, on or before llic Kill (lay of M:iy iit'M, slid will lie sold lo pay expences. .I.\s. \YM. C.wm, Ileal iiuilder, l'orl-slreet. Auckland, April Bih, ISiit. Native Seerelnry's Office, November 1855. p KOKIKKII, A HI.AGKSMITII lo proceed ' to, and reside permanently ill Turanga. Ample private employment would be given hi in, bin as an inducement lo n respectable person lo go lliere, the (iovernment would provide a certain salary for liim in llio cominenceinent. John (irast Joii.nso.v, For llio Native Secretary. Colonial Secretary's Oilice, Auckland, tilli l)te, 1053. IN pursuance of the 20tli clause ot'tlic Residents .Magistrates' Courts Orilinancc Ses»iiin 7, No. Hi, I hereby se'eel and appoint the following Aboriginal N alive-) to l>o Assessors along witli llio Resident Magistrate for llie Districts of Waikaio ami Rotorua, fur settling disputes between persons of the Aboriginal Race ; thai 13 to say •- Ta Kerci, of Waikato, Te l'nlnatiia, of Ohinemulu, Kriiera Kahawai, of Ptihirua, Rosa of Rotoiti, l'arak.iia Tararoa, of Tarawera, G. CillF.Y, Governor, l!y llis Excellency's comniand, Aniirkw Sinci.aiu, Colonial Secretary.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 136, 9 March 1854, Page 1
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221Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 136, 9 March 1854, Page 1
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