TREASURY. Auckland, September 22nd, 1837. j HIS Excellency the Governor lias been 1 pleased to appoint, | Mangonui, of Te Rawhiti. ! Kingi Wiremu, of Te Ti, Mangonui. Waikato, ofTepuna. Rewi Hongi, of Te Ngaere. Taupo, of Te Kerikeri. Wiremu Ilau, of Te Waimatc. ! Ilira Pura, of Kaikohe. | Piripi Korongohi, of Tautoro. Renaia, of Te Kawakawa. Te Waribi Kokowai, of Waikare. | Holerene r l awa'awa, of Whangaruru. Puariri, ofTe Uaumi and Paihia. to be Native Assessors, for the District of the I Bay of Islands. j E. W. Stafford. j In the absence of Mr. Richmond . i Auckland, September 22nd, 1537. j HIS Excellency the Governor has been! pleased to appoint j Te Raihe, of Matamata. ! to be a Native Assessor for the District of! the Thames. j E. W. Stafford. | In the absence of Mr. Richmond.!
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 9, 30 September 1857, Page 12
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135Page 12 Advertisements Column 1 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 9, 30 September 1857, Page 12
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