NGA MEA I TE MAKETE.
Poneke, 29 Oketopa, 1857. Nga kai ote Mara.—Taewa, 6 herein, 7 hereni, mo te rau; karata, me te Tanapa, 8 hereni mo te rau; puka, I hereni mo te hikipene mo te fcaa ma ma. No a kai kikaki.—Kei ts tutum tonute utu mo te pwhi, mote kikohipt holci. Te utu mo te Poaka ora e riraa pene mo te pauna; #««o £««, 7 pene, Spene,mote pauna. Kanga, 10 here:li 3 pene, mo te puhera. Ko ERA ATU MEA.— fata (kou) I hereni, 1 hereni 2 pene, mo te pauna; Pa/ tt {tote) I hereni, mo -3 pauna; II aa heihei, 2 hereni,mo te kau ma rua. Poaka wkakapaoa (In ••■•;. rihi), I hereni 4 pene, "l hereni 8 pene, mo te pauna; Poaka Wkakapaoa (Niu Tirene; 1 hereni mo te pauna. Tiihi, I hereni, I hereni 4 pene, mo te pauna; Pipipi, 6 hereni. 9 hereni, te mea kotabi; Kuihi, i hereni, 6 hereni, te meakotahi; Patera 3 hereni, 0 hereni, takiraa : Heihei, o hereni, 4 hereni, takirua; Muka papal, 20 hereni mo te rau pauna.
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 7, 5 November 1857, Page 4
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180NGA MEA I TE MAKETE. Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 7, 5 November 1857, Page 4
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