KO TK NIUPEPA MAORI. HKI tc Turei ttiatalii o te maiama ka taia tetahamaori o ieKii-»iiium«,\jri o No\ nvi Ear \, he mea intihut uga kouno o nga u'iki o tc manuna o ltuta. Ko te ulu mo te niupepa kotahij ctoiu pcue. *„* Ko nga pitkapuka katoa ki tc K<u-::fm-kamutaartt me kaue niai kite \\ iiare o npa kai-ta [lukaimka o Wiremiuana raua ko WiRIIIANA. ana, Hepetcnu 14, IS 18. »'
E taia ana Te Kai-Mataara o Nga iwi rm > hei nga Tairei katua, —ku te taha Fakeha ko te taha maori. Ko nga utu mo nga kai-tnngo erua tekau ma ouo hercni lte tau kntatu. K onu nga herein mete hikipene mo nga mamma ctotu ; e hikipene mo te niitpepa kutahi. Ko NU4 kvpu KimNut avNoi. —Erua lierent mete hikipene nga utu mo nga rarangi e uaiu, ina taia : mo nga rarangi e inaha atu i euei, erne ugupene luu te rarangi kotahi. Ko nga pukapuka katoa kite Kui-mataara me kawe mai kite whare o nga kai-ta pukapuka o Wire.mlhan v raua ko Wiriuana kei Akaraua.
Dietnen's Land, South Australia.
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Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 23, 28 September 1848, Page 4
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178Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 23, 28 September 1848, Page 4
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