RULES RELATIVE TO THE TUAKAU MILL.
This rule has been laid down in reference to bad wheat. If any grown or sprouted wheit, or deeayed, or damp wheat shall be sent to this mill, ii will not be ground, because it will have a bad effect on the market, the fame thereof having gone abroad to many places. Good wheat only is ground in this mill at the present time; aurl if the miller should discover that dejaved wheat, or sprouted wheat, or damp wheat is brought, he wi'.l cau-e ii to be removed from the mill house. This rule concerning bad wheat, decayed, or damp, is to be binding upon us all; 'and if any man shall persist in bringing his sprouted or bad wheat to the mill—no damp or m uilfly wheat in any case wHI be al lowed to be ground*,—ft will not be put into the dressing machine, bill life owners thereof will have to silt it with- their own hands '-it their settlements, where it must be used up as their food. (Signed,) Na Karaka Ahiwera Tamihana TeHakeri Hamuera Tamati Patorotnu Karajpu Paul Paiara Matakiki, Ac., &c. Tuakan, Oct. 7, 1856^
The whole of the powder stolen from the island of Kawau by Te Tawera tribe, has been givon up to the Government. It was banded over to the authorities in Auckland on the 13th instant by the Rev.. Mr. Lanfear and one of their Chiefs.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 10, 31 October 1856, Page 3
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241RULES RELATIVE TO THE TUAKAU MILL. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 10, 31 October 1856, Page 3
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