NOTICE.
THE Owners of the undermentioned Vessels are required to produce to the Collector of Customs at Auckland, within six months from this date, the Certificate or Registry of their Vessels, in order that an otficial number may lie given to each, and without which their Vessels will be liable to seizure and confiscation. William Young, Collector. Custom House, Auckland, 21st July, 1838.
Nga lngoa o nga Kaipuke. Providence (Porowifene) Emma (Ema) NewZealander(Niu Tirani) Bose (Roihi) Hazard (Harara) Marae Nui Thomas (Tamati) Ira Sarah Jane (Hera Heni) Tui Mary Paul (Mere Paora) Hohi Harriet (Harieta) Mania o Te Kuini' ; Pitot' (Pairata) . George (Horty . Uuraotu
Mendlesham (Mcnereha) Hira ...... tlope(Hopa) Queen (Euini) .... Tama Te Uaua
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 2, 31 January 1859, Page 5
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113NOTICE. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 2, 31 January 1859, Page 5
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