MARAMATAKA MO NOWEMA.
Hei te 13 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 hia rua hereni mete hikipene mo te Tan; te kau ma rua nga ninpepa e taia i le tau kotahi. Ko nga tangala emea ana Ida taiaoralou whakaaro hi tcnei niupcpa, me tuhituhi a raioxi pxikapuka ki le Kai Tahi o Te Ilacata, ara ki a Te Patara, kci Onchunga. Ko le tangala e hiahia ana Ida taia lo7ia panidtanga kite Haeata nei, me kaice tana pukapuka ki aTe rVirifiana kci te harePcrchi e " The New Zealandcr," ma Te Wirihana e whakarite utu mo te po.nuitanga ka taia.
4 Tarei 2 Parairei 3 Halarei 4 Ra Tapu Waiala 19, 20, 21. 5 Manei 6 Turei 7 Wencrei ; 8 Tarei j 9 Parairei ! 40 Hatarei. j 41 Ra Tapu Waiala 56, 57, 58. 42 Manei 43 Turei 44 NVenerei 45 Tarei 46 Parairei 47 Halarei 48 Ra Tapu Waiala 90, 91, 92. 49 Manei 20 Turei 21 Wenerei 22 Tarei 25 Parairei 24 Halarei 25 Ra Tapu Waiala 119. 33—72. 26 Manei i 27 Turei | 28 Wenerei 29 Tarei 50 Parairei 31 Halarei
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Haeata, Volume II, Issue 8, 1 November 1860, Page 1
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215MARAMATAKA MO NOWEMA. Haeata, Volume II, Issue 8, 1 November 1860, Page 1
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