NOTICE. Chiefs that he is at liberty lo contract for the putting up of Flour Mills in any pari of the coast, by going through the Government for agreement. James McLeod. Albert-street, Auckland, July 51, 1856. SADDLE FOUND. with the saddle on his back and came to Mangere, some of the young men took off the saddle which is now at Mangere and may be had by the owner upon application to, Tauati Ngapora. April 10th, 4856. VACCINATION OF THE NATIVES. LL the Natives are informed that on the L Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, of every week, a Surgeon will be in attendance at 41 a.m. at the Office of the Land Purchase Department, for the purpose of vaccinating the native people. H. J. Andrews, Surgeon. Auckland, January 4st, 4856.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 7, 31 July 1856, Unnumbered Page
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130Unnumbered Page Advertisements Column 1 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 7, 31 July 1856, Unnumbered Page
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