NOTICE. Native Secretary's Office, Auckland, Sept. 50th, 1857. is a word to the Maories who -*■ address letters to the Government, to teJl them to write their names clearly, also the name of the place where the "writer resides, and the date of the letter, that it may be readily seen who the writers are. and where replies to their letters should be sent. Tiios. H. Smith, Assistant Native Secretary. NOTICE. all El,ro P eans residing at Auck--,a - land, and elsewhere, that there is a person who will entertain any European who may visit Rangiaohia, and other places in the yicinty- —the person's name is W ireniu Toetoe, and will also accompany any Europeans who may wish to visit anv of the omer settlements. The payment vwl! be five shillings per day for the man, and live shillings a day for a horse. WIREMU TOKTOE.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 9, 30 September 1857, Page 13
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144Page 13 Advertisements Column 1 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 9, 30 September 1857, Page 13
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