PANUI. Kui mahara nga lioa ki tonei kin tohu tohu ki nga Pom Mahita, mo a koutou Pepa. Kei tukua noatia kite He rnaha nga reta whaka atu mote ngaro o nga Pepa, kua tae mai. He mute raru r.iru i pamai kia ahau mo tenei alum. Heoi taku he Polii atu inga Pepa e runga ite Rarangi ingoa. E takoto nei i toku riunga. Nate Etna. Kote utu mote papa nei ite tan, kotahi fauna, kite tuka mai te tangata i tana pauna, ite Pohi, me Rehita rawa, ka tuku mai; kote tuhi me penei. Kia lliaia Hutana, Etita o Hui i, Hehitingi Nepia. WHAKAMAHARA KINGA HOA TUHI MAI, Kite tuhi reta mai nga lioa hoi ntanga ki to tatou manu, me tuhi kite taha kotahi anake o te I epa, katia e tuhia kinga talia e rua o te \vharantti kotahi ote Pepa. He tikanga tenei ahua monga kai whakanoiionoho reta," he mea t.iumaha kia ratoti te pera.
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Issue 20, 30 September 1893, Page 1
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160Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Huia Tangata Kotahi, Issue 20, 30 September 1893, Page 1
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