PANUITANGA. MEHEMEA ka hiabia te tangata kite tuhiiuhi reia kia taia ki roio ki tenei Nupepa me tuhi mai "Ki a te Vivta, Kai Tuhi o te Karere o Poneke.'' Otira, ma taua tangata auo e utu nga kapa e rua, e toru rauei mo te mera—kia tika ai te kaweuga mai.
PANUITANGA. "E HOI HO tenei kei roto i te . Kari Herehere iHeretaunga e noho ana. Tona kara, he whero; he pango nga waewae; kahore he parani; e rite ana tona ahua ki to te kuao —e toru pea ona ?au. Kua roa te noho i roto i tenei kari, kahore ano tona tangata, i puta mai: nokonei kua oti le whakarite kia hokona taua hoiho kite Makele, hei te Wenerei te wha o nga ra o Noema e takoto ake, kite kore e puta wawe mai tona tangata kite whakarite i nga utu mo te heieherenga. NaWIREMDT Kapeta, (William Corbett.) Kai Tiaki o te Kari Herehere. Heretaunga, Oketopa 29, 1857.
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 6, 29 October 1857, Page 4
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162Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 6, 29 October 1857, Page 4
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