A THE well finished fast sailing Cutter /?"k J- SANTA MARIA, y&k. with all her appurtenances. Burthen about 11 tons. , Apply to, J. GniMLKV. West Queen Street, 'Auckland, October 5," 1855. LABOUR. WAiNTEI),— For ilieKawan Minesa body of Firewood Cutters. Apply to T. A. White. Auckland, lOlh July, 186 M. TBN POUNDS REWARD. QTOLEN OR STRAYED from the Village £5 0 r Waihuku on or about llm 11th of March 1834, A Grey Draught HORSE without braod; but slightly colla.i and saddle marked. Whoever will bring the same to Mr. John England alWaihudu, or to Mr. Joseph England al Auckland, shall receive the above reword. TV WILLIAM MARSH does not remove -L the Boat he left with the undersigned last November, on or before the Blh day of May next, she will be sold to pay expenccs. Jas. Wh. Caiui, Boat Builder, Fort-slrcct. Auckland, April Blh, 1854. NOTICE. I7OUND, on the beach at Point England, on Monday, 21st, in the afternoon, a sail suspected to bo part of the Native wreck. Any person in search of the wreck by giving the description of the sail, will, get it, on application to Wiiliau Boiian. * Point England Colonial Secretary's Office, Auckland, 6th Die, 1053. IN pursuance of the 20tli clause of the Residents Magistrates' Courts Ordinance Session 7, No. 10, I hereby se ect and appoint Hie following AliorJgiii.il Natives to he Assessors along with the Resident Magistrate for the Districts of Waikaio and Rotorua, for settling disputes between persons 'of the- Aboriginal Race ; thai is to say : Tn Kerei, of Waika.to, Te Putuatna, of Ohiw-mutu, Krucra K;,lmiv;.i, of Puhirua, Rota Riingiora, of Rotoiti, -Parakaia Tararoa, of Tnrawera. G. GnF.v, Governor. By His Excellency's command, Anuheiv Sinclair, Colonial Secretary.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 140, 4 May 1854, Page 1
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287Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 140, 4 May 1854, Page 1
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