I'OR SAI.Ii. A THE well finished fast sailing Cutler 1 N.I/V/VI MAMA, •••fee. willi all her appurtenances. linrthen about 11 luns. Apply to, J. (Jnuu.r.Y. West Queen Sircel, Auckland, October?), IS,'>3. TUN POI NDS ItUWAIU). oil STRAYED from llm Village k -' of Waihuku on or alionl llm lllhol March 18,Vi. A (licy Draught lIOUS 1' willi(xil brand; hut slightly colla.i and saddle marked. Whoever will hring the same to Mr. John England itlWailiudu, or to Mr. Joseph England al Auckland, shall receive the above reward. XI-' WIU.fAM MA US II does not remove the lloat he left willi the undersigned last November, on or before the Kill day of May next, she will he sold to pay expenees. Jas. Wji. C.vim, lloat Ituilder, , rort-slrcet. Auckland, April Bth, 18,' ii. Native Secretary's Olliee, November . f >, lS.'is. T> EQI'IREIi, A IIEACKSMITII to proceed JA* to, and reside permanently al Turaiiga. Ample private employment would be gi\cn him, but as airimluccment to a respectable person to go there, the Ciovernmeut would provide a certain salary for him in (he commencement.
John Ghant Joiinson, l''or tlio Native Secretary. Co!oni il Spcrotnry's OlTire, Auckland, (/ill Die, IdiVi. IN pursuance of llio 20(!i cl iusi> of the llrsldeiits ,\f (oiirts Ordinance .Session 7, Ni>. I'i, 1 liiMcby so oct ami a point fn- \ r ati-cs t<» In l As'cs-iiii's alcins wiili tliu Itrsidi'iil l"ir l!.i Districts of Waika'u iiiid Itotnrua, fur Frlllin disputes liitn.TM persons id' tlie Aboriginal Race ; tliai is to say •• Ta Kiroi, of Waikato, 'IV I'utnatiia, of Oliin niutti, Krm-ra Kitliaw.ii, nf I'uhiriia, Hot a Itnngiurn, of llotoiti, l'nukfiia Tuiaroa, of Tarawei a. G. CilUiY, Governor. Hy Ilis Excellency's command, Aniihi;lV SINU.MH, Coloni 11 Secretary.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 158, 6 April 1854, Page 1
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282Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 158, 6 April 1854, Page 1
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