Registry of their Vessels, 111 order ibat an oflicial number may lie given to each, and without which their Vessels will be liable to seizure and confiscation. William Young, Collector. Guslom House, Auckland; 21st July, 1858.
Nga Ingoa o nga Kaipuke. Providence (Porowi(ene) Emma (Ema) New Zealander (Niu Tirani) Hose (ttoihi) . Hazard (Harara) Marae Nui . Thomas (TamaU) Ira Sarah Jane (Hera Ueni) Tui Mary Paul (Mere P&ora) Hohi Harriet (Harieto) Mana o Te Kuini Pilol (Pairala) . George (Hori) . Ikamotu Mendlesham (Mencreha Hira Hope (Hopa) Queen (Kuini) . Tama Tc Uaua .
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 18, 30 October 1858, Page 5
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89Page 5 Advertisements Column 1 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 18, 30 October 1858, Page 5
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