ONE POUND REWARD ILL be given to any person, either * * Native or Fuvopean, who will deliver to the Constable stationed at Otahului, two Boys who j;re supposed to have gone in she direr,lion of Waikaio: one named Robert Miller. fair hair, 12 years old, 4 feel high, had on cord trowsers. brown coal, anil straw hat; Ihe other, Patrick Dougherty, aboui the same age and size. TIZARD BROTHERS. ENGINEERS AND MILLWRIGHTS. Parkell, Auckland. T7LOUR MILL WORK, Dressing, Win--a- nowing and Thrashing Machines, AgricuUtiral Implements and Ironwork made;and repaired, Metal and Wood turning. NOTICE. AMES McLEOI) begs to acquaint Native Chiefs that he is at :iberly to contract for the putting up of Flour Mills in any part of the coast, by going through the Government for agreement. James McLeod. Albert-street, Auckland, July 31, 1856.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume III, Issue 4, 30 April 1857, Unnumbered Page
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134Unnumbered Page Advertisements Column 1 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume III, Issue 4, 30 April 1857, Unnumbered Page
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