pp.65-69 |
[Editorial]
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Satirical attack on the policies of the Native Minister and his work for the betterment of Maori tribes.
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Discusses the effects of the Constitution Act, 1852. Also suggests that the Constitution Act resulted in the land wars of 1860s, and discusses the King Movement.
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[English translation included.]
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p.69 |
[Notice]
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Results of voting in East Coast Electoral District. Lists are divided into `friends of Governor Grey' [Provincialists], and `Government' [Abolitionists].
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[English translation included.]
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pp.70-74 |
The culture of the tobacco plant
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Discusses cultivation, harvesting, processing and storage.
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[English translation included.]
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p.74 |
Advertisement from Kaipuke Tahuri o Nui Tīreni, offers to deal in damaged property.
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Notice from Te Paui stating that he will cease trading in January, all goods at sale prices.
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[Advertisements]
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From Cobb and Co. Timetable and fares.
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[English translation included.]
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From C.R.Robinson. Surveyor of bridges and land.
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[English translation included.]
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pp.75-76 |
[Advertisements]
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From Makiria o Hawheraka [Margaret's of Havelock]. Clothing retailer.
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From Tāmati Tauni. Established a blacksmith shop in Hastings, which also carries out farm machinery repairs.
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From G.Pākina. Coachbuilder, blacksmith and iron-goods worker.
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From Te Houra. Sells plows, saddles, leatherwear and other items for use with horses and carts.
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From Governor Brown Hotel. Describes accommodation, meals and hospitality, includes price list.
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From Pāteriki Kahikuru. Saddlemaker and manufacturer of gigs and carts.
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From M.R.Mira. Stock agent.
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From Hōne [John] Peri. General merchant, offers low prices.
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From Takena and Co. Clothing and accessory shop.
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From H.Wiremu. Sells saddles and iron goods.
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From H.J.Hiki. Boot and shoe manufacturer based in Hawheraka [Havelock].
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For sale
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From M.Paerani. Selling four wheat cutting machines.
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Notice concerning publishing details for Te Wananga.
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