itself recogriizeor sanction to wasteland* between Kurotransacted firefionsly to tteesaifeffelNMfcrof tiWMlirteftded system of ffiito°&tortliAeto?itt tbe-dlstrici where , ; nor previous!} ■ iarids cfafeirig {tscei<iaiftdd <>f 1 G antf tlftf WMPftP staW<*>,haitions as ibeGtoertf ti&dtfW&f ir&cribe in reference t6 ioch l'J" ( t : CoCvnial Safety*
a Black Entire Horse, with .'™ /Wliile star onforenead.and white the fade, has disappeared Irdiii Kitai, Mr.. Edmond's Station, andis'sup£<Sed tp be in the Unlawful" posfeession 1 of sbirie person or persons: I hereby give notice that will be paid to any person Ending, the Rtjrseand giving such information as shall lead to the recovery of the same and thfreoriviction of the offender orbjtenders. If tlie Hbrse is found strayed, Two Poiinds \yill be paid to any person delivering the same, sound, at Waiaua, Mrs. This Horseformerly be|opge4 to of Wainui, and is well known to the Waimate Natives.. • - v Mrs.: E„ Stephekson. Waiaua* December 1864.
ORDER IN COUNCIL, Appointing u Lower Waikato" District under • ■ v Native Circuit Court» Act. G. Gsro, . <.l .\@fivemor. . „ AtMQt Go.vebnment House at Auckland, THB SIXTEENTH DAT OF JANUARY, 1862. Present:— His Excellency the Goykbhor nc Council. bv an Act 'of the Genera) Assembly of New Zealand, iutitiiied the " Native Circuit : Courts Act, 1858," it is provided "tHatitshall be lawful for the Goverfitfitt' Council from time la time to- appointDistricts forthe purposes of <thesaid Act, being Districts. m*r wtidak the. Native Title shall not forthe time being hav& been extinguished r : Now,th«»efGre,HiiExeellencytheGoTernor', br< -and with - the- achate andeonsento£ 'his iEieeatur* <£taMeil,doth> her ebyopder, aod deckrei-MpMhe Territory hereafter dejw3)®i shall • bea- District for . the purposes of
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 5, 5 February 1862, Page 25
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259Page 25 Advertisements Column 1 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 5, 5 February 1862, Page 25
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