Office oC Minister for Native Affairs, Auckland, November 21st, 1862. HIS Excellency the Governor has been pleased to appoint Hohepa Te Tama, of Waimaie, |o be a Karere under the Native Circuit Courts Act, 1838. Ap™ s^ 0 '"" 11 *" 1 *> Mke effect from tat * F. B. Beli. Office of Minister for Native Affairs, Auckland, November 21, if 62. HIS. Excellency (lie Governor has been pleased to appoint Pemuau Tiiiiitf, of Taupo, w * n< * WruAtwrni Hwmht-ti-Rism, of Wkangarei, to be Native Assessors under the Naiive Circuit Courts Act, 1858. These appointments to take effect from the October and the J sth of November, 4862, respectively. Office of Minister for Native Affairs, Auckland, October I, 4862. HIS Etcetteacy the Governor has been pleased to appoint Ibaia Taibewa, of Canterbury, to be a Naiive Assessor under the Resident Magistrates Court Ordinance, Session vii., o Ju hiS r ?PP oinlraen t to take effect from the 23ib of February, 1862. F. D. Bell.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 15, 16 December 1862, Page 31
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159Page 31 Advertisements Column 1 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 15, 16 December 1862, Page 31
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