PANUITANGA. "E HO IHO keite haereerei Pauwha taua hoiho; ko te ahua, he whero; e baere tahi ana me tana kuao, —he miura te kuao. Na \ ki toka whakaaro noku ake ano tenei hoiho (me tana kuao hoki), otira, be tupato noku kei taDgo pohehe au i te taonga o te tangata ke, i pauuitia ai e aa enei korero. Tera pea he tangata kua ngaro tona hoiho: heoi ra, me haere mai ia me titiro —koia ranei tenei. A kite tikaka whakaae au kia riro te hoiho nei (me tana kuao) i taua tangata. Ko nga utu mo te hopuranga, mo te abatatga ranei, mana ano e whakarite. Na Wiremu Rakiwhita. (Wm. Luxford.) Hepetema 23, 1857.
HE KOURA! nui ana nga utu e bomai ana e ratou. Ko te Poora ma, (Wm. Bowler, Son & Co.) Ko enei hoki, — Ko Tuati ratou ko Kinirohi ma, (Smart Kinross & Co.) Poneke, 17 o Hepetema, 1857.
PANUITANGA. Tima WONGA WONGA. THAKARONGO MAI! ekouton, / e nga tangata e mea ana kite haere i rnnga o tenei Tima. Kia takoto ra ano Dga utu, ka tahi ka tika kia eke te tangata ki runga. Kite mea ka waiho kei muri o te ekenga, te homaitanga, na, ka nui ake nga utu. Na Te Takana. (R. J. Duncan.) Poneke,
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 18, 8 February 1858, Page 1
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213Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 18, 8 February 1858, Page 1
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