l/'IA niohio nga tangata Maori e korero ana ite "Karere Maori" nei. Ko nga ■*■*- korero e laia ana kite kopaki nei, ehara ite Kawanatanga. Engari, na ia langata na ja langata, tana korero, tana korero; heoi ano ta te Kawauatanga, he whakaae kau kia taia ki konei. . Na Te Mete, t • ♦« n«i ♦ • ™ • " Hoa Hekeretari Maori - Tan o te Hekeretan Maori. ' Akarana, Maeiie, 1838.
SEED WHEAT. 'HORNTON, SMITH and FIRTH, Millars, Auckland, have jiist-j'eceived from Adelaide by the schooner l Adeanu,' a quanlity of the best Wheat for Seed. ■::'■&.■;< Thornton, Smith and selling this Wlieat at 10s. per Mill, Auckland, or at -Us. per btituei at their Store, Purapura, in large or Suigll quantifies. '...■- f March i4th, J859. NOTICE. PERSONS desirous of advertising in the 44 Maori, Messenger" maiv iernl advertisements itfEriglish and Maori" to jlhe Naiive Office, ir'apprdvedi, Ahey niay be prm ted(on the wrapper; - as Zeaiinder,'' a charge being made Top the Maoil only. All advertisements to be prepaid to Mr. \V. G. Wilson, at the "New Zealandcr"' Ollice where copies- of the *• Maori Messe'tiger," may be procured. Single numbers, 3d. each, or ss. 6d. per annum, payable in advance. Thos. H. Smith, Assistant.Native Secretary. Native Secretary's Office, Auckland, March, 1858. 'THE Undersigned has for sale, Ploughs, -£ Mills, Harrows, Spades, and all kinds of Farm Implements, and is always a purchaser of Gum, Flax, Potatoes, Wheal, or any other Native Produce, George S. Graham Queen-street Wharf. FOR PRIVATE SALE, LIGHT FOUR HORSE THRASHLNG . MACHINE, with a Winnowing Machine, for £65. Also,— A Prize Reaping Machine, for £50." Apply to Alfred Buckland.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 9, 16 May 1859, Unnumbered Page
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262Unnumbered Page Advertisements Column 1 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 9, 16 May 1859, Unnumbered Page
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