MARAMATAKA MO AKUHATA.
Hei te 14 o nga ra Hua ai te Marama. Hei te 28 o nga ra Kowiti 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 mete hikipene mo te Tau ; te kau ma rua nga niupepa e taia i te tau kotahi. Ko nga tangala emea ana kia taiao raton xchakaaro H tenei niupepa, me tuhituhi a raiou pukapuka kite Kai Tuhi o Te Haeata, ara ki a Te Patara, kei Onehunga. Ko te langata e hiahia ana kia taia tona panuitanga kite Haeata nei r me kawe i tana pukapuka ki aTe Wirihana kite Whare Perehi o " The New Zealander," ma Te Wirihana e whakarite utu mo te pamiitanga lea taia.
1 Manei 2 Turei 3 Wenerei 4. Tarei g Parairei 6 Halarei 7 Ra Tapu Waiala 55, 56. 8 Manei 9 Tarei 1 0 Wenerei U Tarei 1 2 Parairei 13 Halarei 14 Ra Tapa Waiala 71, 72. 15 Manei 16 Turei 17 Wenerei 18 - Tarei 19 Parairei 20 Halarei 21 Ra Tapu Waiala 105. 22 Manei 23 Tarei 2i Wenerei 25 Tarei 1 Ka whanau a Piriniha Ara 26 Parairei j pete 1819. 27 Halarei i 28 Ra Tapu 1 Waiala 132—155. 29 Manei 30 * Tarei 31 Wenerei
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Haeata, Volume I, Issue 5, 1 August 1859, Page 1
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222MARAMATAKA MO AKUHATA. Haeata, Volume I, Issue 5, 1 August 1859, Page 1
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