MARAMATAKA MO MEI.
Hei te 2 o nga ra Kowiti ai te Marama. Hei te 46 o nga ra Hua ai te Marama.
E taia ana Te Haeata i te tahi o nga ra o nga marama katoa. Te utu mo tenei niupepa kia rua hereni mo te Tau; te kau ma rua nga niupepa e taia i te tau kotahi. Ko nga tangata e mea ana Ida taia o raiou whakaaro kiteneiniupepa,me tuhiluhia ratou pukapuka kiteKai-Tuhi oTe Haeata, arald a Te Patara, kei Onehnnga. Ko to tangata e hiahia ana kia taia tona panuitanga Id te Haeata nei, me kawe i tana pukapuka Ida Te Wirihana Id te Whare Perelu o " The New Zealander" maTe Wirihana e whakarite utu mo te panuitanga ka lata.
1 Ra Tapu 2 Manei 3 Turei 4 Wenerei 5 Tarei 6 Parairei 7 Hatarei 8 Ra Tapu 9 Manei 10 Turei 11 Wenerei 12 Tarei 15 Parairei 14 Hatarei lo Ra Tapu 16 Manei 17 Turei 18 Wenerei 19 Tarei 20 Parairei 21 Halarei j 22 Ra Tapu 25 Manei 24 Turei 25 Wenerei 20 Tarei 27 Parairei 28 Hatarei 29 Ra Tapu 30 Manei 51 Turei
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Haeata, Volume I, Issue 2, 2 May 1859, Page 1
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193MARAMATAKA MO MEI. Haeata, Volume I, Issue 2, 2 May 1859, Page 1
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