Maua mai te wbftngai imua ka rore atu te kantr. £fairsitetikamatehungakaautu.i tawgepte nta te Pohitanga kite hunga kaore kote; irtu mote Jwpa nei ite tan, kotahi pauna. kite tnku mai tetangata i t - na pauna, ite. PQhi,: me Rehita rawa, ka tukti mai; kote tnhi-mjß penei " *Kii Ihiaia Hatana, Etita oHuia, ° Hehltingi Nepia.
PANUITANGA. Knpn whakamarama Id nga Koa kite tuku mom mat koatou,.mote Pepa nei, metukn mai ngamonlota o nga Poutapota, k*u* i nga PaneKulni, nemeanana : te hotnai monl mo' ngsfine koini i konei. ■ , Tenel kei teTari oHoia nga Pakapaka whaka oteJEtonnatft te KotahitangaituneikrteWaipatd.lte tan 1892, me to tau 1893, IroaT whakakotahitia te Pakapaka, kite hiahia te tangata me tono tnai kite Efcita o, Haia, Hehitingl Nepta, me tuku una! hoki te raa Jierengi, ka tnkua atu te Pukapuka i te Meenw-
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 31, 15 September 1894, Page 1
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133Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 31, 15 September 1894, Page 1
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