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New Zealander, Volume 3, Issue 193, 5 April 1848, Page 4

TWO HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD. Colonial Secretary's Office, Auckland 28</t March. 184-8. WHEREAS, on or about the 12th day of July, 1847, a serious outrage was committed at the Island of Rotuma by certain evil disposed persons, believed to be British subjects, on several of the Inhabitants of the said Island, and tlu: Native Chief Musltevek, was (hen and there shot dead : The Governor-in-Chief of New Zealand hereby diiecls notice to be given, that a Reward of Two Hundred Pounds will be given on behalf of the British Government to any person or persons who shall apprehend the offender or offenders, or who shall give such information as shall lead to his or their apprehension. By command of His Excellency the Governor-in-Chief, For the Colonial Secretary, ,T. Coates

Colonial Secretary's (jjioe, Auckland, 29th March, 184 S. HIS Excellency Ihe Governor has been pleased to appoint Alexander Mac-Donald, Esq , J. P. of Howick, a Captain and S'afT Officer of the Royal New Zealand Fencibles, to be a CoiioNfcit, for the district of Auckland. By His Excellency's Command, for the Colonial Secretary, J. Coates

Colonial Secretary's Office, Auckland, March 29th, 1 SIS. HIS Excellency the Governor has been pleas ed to nominate and appoint Mu. William H. BahRY, to be Clerk of Petty Sessions at Howick. By His Excellency's command, for the Colonial Secretary, J. Coates

Colonial Secretary's Office, Auckland, March 30th, 1843. HIS Excellency the Gorernor-in-Chief has been pleased to appoint Mr. John Hdrsthouse, to be Government Auctioneer at New Plymouth. This Appointment to bear date the 29th February, 184S, By His Excellency's Command, for the Colonial Secretary, J. CoATESt

WILLIAM BURDON. Colonial Secretary's Office, Auckland, 29th March. 18*3. ENQUIRY having been made frum England, lespecting William Burdon, who is supposed to have emigrated to New Zealand about three years ago, any person ■who can furnish information respecting him is requested to have the goodness to communicate the samp to this office. By His Excellency's Command, for the Colonial Secretary, J. Coates.

HP HE UNDERSIGNED, having •*- completed his arrangements, is nowready to receive at his House in Official Bay, (near the English Church, and formerly occupied by Mr. Fisher,) persons requiring BOARD AND LODGING, OR PRIVATE APARTMENTS, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, An ORDINARY will also be held every day, from ONE to THREE o'Clock, P.M. Persons requiring Coffee, Lunch, &c. can also be provided at any hour. G. WILLSON. Official Bay, April 4th, 18*48.

NOTICE. Custom House, Auckland, 28th March, 1848. NOTICE is hereby given that the schooner " Samuel Marsden" having been condemned for a breach of the Custom's Ordinance of New Zealand, No. 3, of 1841, — she, together with her Sails, Rigging, Gear, and Stores, as she is now lying at anchor iv Commercial Bay, will be sold at public Auction, on Thursday next the 6tbof April at one o'clock, at Rich's Bonded Warehouse : Description of the "Samuel Marsden" Length • • 29 feet, 4 inches Breadth 9 " 8 " Depth 4 •' 6 Schooner rigged, Also— at the snme time and place, will be sold 138 lbs. of Manufactured Tobacco, con demned under the same ordinance. Henry DArch, Collector.