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11. Section No. 148, containing 20a. Or. Op.,
    twenty acres.
12. Section No. 149, containing 20a. Or. Op.,
    twenty acres.
13. Section No. 152, containing 20a. Or. Op.,
    twenty acres.

By Command of His Excellency,
The Governor.
WILLOUGHBY SHORTLAND.

REPORT of a Deserter from the 80th Regt.
of Foot, at Auckland, New Zealand,.
Name—HENRY FILDES, Private.
Age—23 years.
Size—5 feet 6¼ inches.
—Description of Person—Make or form, rather
stout and smart; head, oval; face, thin; eyes,
grey; neck, short; hair, light brown; shoulders,
square; and active appearance.
Town or Parish where born—Manchester,
county Lancashire.
Former Trade or Occupation—Labourer;
and employed lately by the Military, as one of
the Boat's Crew;
Date of Desertion—7th September, 1842.
Place of Desertion—Auckland, New Zealand.
Dress at the Time of Desertion—Supposed a
large pea jacket and regimental black trousers.
Bears the marks of corporeal punishment re-
ceived in New Zealand.
Remarks—Supposed to be endeavouring to
get to America.

THOMAS BUNBURY,
Major 80th Regt., Com. Detach.

REPORT of a Deserter from the 80th Regt.
of Foot, at Auckland, New Zealand.
Name—JOHN BENSON, Private.
Age—24 years.
Size—5 feet 7 inches.
Description of Person—Make or form, stout;
head, oval; face, round; eyes, dark; eyebrows,
dark; nose, common; neck, short; hair, black;
shoulders, broad and square..
Town—Dublin, Ireland.
Former Trade or Occupation—Labourer; and
employed lately by the Military, as one of the
Boat's Crew.
Date of Desertion—7th September, 1842.
Place of Desertion—Auckland, New Zealand.
Dress at the Time of Desertion—Fatigue
jacket and black trowsers.
Bears the marks of corporeal punishment re-
ceived in New Zealand.
Remarks—Supposed to be endeavouring to
get to America.

THOMAS BUNBURY,
Major 80th Regt., Com. Detach.

General Post Office.
Auckland, 1st September, 1842.
L IST of Unclaimed Letters now lying in
this Office.

Aberdeen, John
Armstrong—(2)
Auld, James
Ansell, George (2)

Baker, Richard
Bancks, John
Ball, H.
Barlow, John
Barrett, Charles
Berry, Wm. Holman
Bell, Primrose
Belcher, Mrs.
Blake, Wm.
Blenkinsop, Mrs. A. M.
Brander, John
Brander (for John Long)
Buckham, Mr. R.

Campbell, James
Carruth, Robert
Clucas, Daniel
Canty, Charles
Cameron, Dugald
Crawford, T. C.
Cockburn, Mathew (10)
Connell, John
Cable, William

Davis and Co.
Davis, W.
Dieffenback, Dr. (2)
Dickinson, William
Dowson, James
Doyle, M.
Dyke, James

Edwards, Richard
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Ellis, George
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Gale, D. R. (2)
Garrett, William
Guillan, David
Greenhill, —(2)

Hart, W. H.
Hanken, —
Harrison, —
Hepburn, Alexander
Heath, Charles
Heathorn, Henry
Hill, Joseph
Hine, J. B.
Houston, W.
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Hunter, Thomas
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Holthouse, T. L. (2)
Hunter, T.

Jameson, Ebenezer
Kerr, E. M. (16)
Knight, Wm.

Kell, David
Laurie, John
Lester, William R. (8)
Liddle, James
Lowry, Peter
Loane, R.
Luscombe, James E. (13)

Marshall, Charles
Marke, Samuel
Maxwell, Thomas
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McFarlane, John
MacFarlane, George
McDooll, Mary
MacKay, Alexander
Moore, W. B.
Morris, —
Murphy, W.
Myers, George

Newman, Peter
Norman, —
Nixon, W. H.

Oxenham, John
O'Farrel, Barnard (2)
Overend, —

Palmer, John
Petre, Hon. Fred.
Paulet, —
Parkes, J.

Rankin, James
Rabone, Rev. Stephen
Roberts, David

Saunders
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Stewart, W.
Steward, Richard
Sampson, Thomas
Smith, M.
Sutton, — (3)
Starie, —
Styles, —

Taylor, Henry
Turner, Robert
Thorp, Joshua

Uren, Thomas

Voules, Charles (2)

Walker, Robert
Waggett, Thomas
Wise, Richard
Wemiss, —
White, H. F. (2)
Wigmore, Robert (2)

Young, Daniel

Kaipara.
Buller, Rev. James (6)
Christie, Charles Maitland (6)
Walken, Rev. J.

Missionaries' Letters.
Ironside, Rev. S. | Fairburn, —