ALL l'nlilir Notifications wliiili appear in this ('.azetlo, willi any oMicial signature thereunto annexed, .\re to lie considered as oMicial communications made lo those persons to whom they may relate.
Jiy His Kxcelleucy's command. C. I- Nit.l-XT, N.-.'.'ve Secretary. N OTIC U. ri'llF- Owners of I In; Native Vessels will J- lin supplied willi Custom House Forms free of expense on application at Hie Native Secretary's Ollice. C. L. Nrr.r.vr, Native Secrelarv. TVATIVIiS aii! nvpiesled lo lake notice 1% thai. for the future they should apply lliroughllic NaliveSecretory, when mjnirui# legal advice or assistance in any cases which they may wish to bring before llie courts. C. L. NffiKxr, Nalive Secretary July 20Hi. IB'i2. ' C A 11T lON. rr Ills is to" give notice Unit all persons X found trespassing upon Lots I t ami I."), situated on the Whangainaire Creek, in the Parish of KaraUa, or removing Kauri Cum from said I.ots, or selling lire lo llie. 'l'imhei' growing on the same, will he prosecuted according to Law. Inciiam Srri'iiKNs. Tnotaoroa, December With, I8?is. C A U T 1 O N. rj-JIIS is lo give Notice that all persons X found trespassing upon Lois r>r>, Si, ■l2, and IS, siluated on iho Whangainaire Creek, in the. Parish of Karaka, or removing Kami C.um from said Lots, or selling fire to the Timber growing on the same, will be prosecuted according lo Law. IIi.NUY Yi:ncoi-:. Taotaoroa, Dec. lStlt, IKSS. N O T I C K. "IVTOTICH is hereby given that, in order to JJN put " fto|> hs iniit'li iis po.isiblu to tin* evil of Drunkene.ss amongst the Native Population, the (iovL-vimr has been t>l.-:isi-iI to direct that in future the whole penalty which may bo inflicted fur a breach of the "Sale of Spirits Ordinance" shall be handed over to the informer. C. L. NL'UKNT, Native Secretary. Auckland, December 15, ISSI}. i\ 0 T I C ! ■:. I70UNI), on the beach at Point England, on Monday, 21st, in the afternoon, a oat sail, suspected lo be part of the Nalive wreck. Any person in search of the wreck by giving the description of the sail, will get it, on application lo ■\Yhliah Uohax. Point l'nglniid
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 158, 6 April 1854, Page 1
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364Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 158, 6 April 1854, Page 1
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