ALL Public Notifications winch appear in (his Gazelle, with any official signature thereunto annexed, are to be considered as official communications made to those persons to whom they may relate. Ily His Excellency's command. C. L. Nugent, Native Secretary. rr HE Owners of the Native Vessels will -1 be supplied with Custom House Forms free of expense on application at the Native Secretary's Ofllce. C. L. Nugent, Native Secretary. "VJATIVES arc requested to take notice IN that for the future they should apply Ihioughthc Native Secretary, when requiring; legal advice or assistance in any cases which they may wish to bring before the courts. C. L. Nugent, Native Secretary. July 29th, 1852 , CAUTION. HP HIS is to give notice that all persons J- found trespassing npon Lois U and 13, situated on the SVhangamaire Creek, in the Parish of Karaka, or removing Kauri Gum from said Lots, or setting fire to the Timber growing on the same, will be prosecuted according to Law. Ingham Stephens. Taotaoroa, December IBth, 1853. CAUTION.
ri'HIS is lo givo Notice that all persons J found trespassing upon Lots 55, si, A% and 45, situated on the Wbangamaire Creek, in the Parish of Karaka, or removing Kauri Gum from said Lots, or setting fire o the Timber growing on lite same, will he prosecuted according to Law. • •' -- • Henry Veiicoe. Taotaoroa, Dec. ISlh, 1835. NOTICE. . "VTOTICE is hereby given that, in order to -LA put a stop as much as possible lo the evil of Drunkeness amongst the Native Population, the Governor lias been pleased to direct thnt in future the whole penalty may be inflicted for a breach of»the "Sale of Spirits Ordinance" shall be handed over to the informer. C. L. Nuoknt, Native Secretary. Auckland, December la, 1853. . Native Secretary's Office, November 5, 1855. jj i EQUIRED, A BLACKSMITH to proceed -IVi io, and reside permanently atTuranga. Ample private employment would be given him, but as an inducement to a respectable person to go there, the Government would provide a certain salary for him in the commencement. " John Grant Johnson, . For the Native Secretary.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 140, 4 May 1854, Page 1
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349Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 140, 4 May 1854, Page 1
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