PANUITANGA.
He panuitanga tenei kia mohio nga Maori, ko Erueti Rikihana, he tino tohunga kite mahi parai i whare papa, me. te tphu tohu .ki nga Kamura mahi. Koia hoki .te kai whakariterite mo tetahi mira kani rakau. E paku ana.tana utu o.mana mahi. . Kei Waipawa ton a kaainga tuturu.
rp^-asTTTi. Ko PURUTIA. Ho Tariana mahi kei Poarerere eta ana, ko tona whakapapa o te koka. No Ongoropi ko Kangakara, ko Nere, ko Pumtia, ko te whakapapa o te matua taane. Na Takitera tnatahi ko Takilera tua 2, nana ko Purutia, me kawe roai a koutou uha kia puta he momo mahi, ma koutou, be hoiho pai rawa tenei, ko ona tau e •wha, ko te utu mo te uha kotahi e £2 10s, kawea inai a koutou uha he iti noa te utu, be pai te patiki hei tunga mo nga uha, kite mate te uha kaore. he ritenga, he aitua tena pena • ano mo nga kuao. Kite tikina mai nga uha me homai te utu, i mua ka hari ai, HAPURONA ERUETI.
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 43, 8 December 1894, Page 4
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174Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 43, 8 December 1894, Page 4
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