haora o te ata o taua ra limata ai te mahi, kei tc wha tonu o nga haora o to heketanga o te ra mutu ai. Ho men, tuhi no tonei rangi, no to rua te kau ma tahi o uga ra o Mei, Tahi mano waru ran riraa tc kau ma waru. Johk E. Smith, Kai Whakarite mo te mahi whiriwhiri.
E HOIHO tfluei, lie mvbn, kei Orongorongo—he hoiho oma ; ko te taura kei te kuki o mau ana; tona ahua he ma. Me korero raai te tangata nona tenei hoiho ki a te Riripala kei Heretaunga ki a Wiremu Takara raneikei Oron<rorocgOj ka riro ai. Poueke, Mei3l, 1858. PANUITANGA. i E HOIHO kei te haere i Rangi- . tikei uei. E wha nga tau o taua hoiho; ko te ahua he whero. E haere tahi aua me tana kuao. Me haere mai tetahi tangata nona tetahi hoiho kua ugaro, kite titiro : kite tikanona ka whakaae au kia riro alu i a ia te hoiho nei me tana kuao. Ko nga utu mo te hopuranga, mo te ahatanga ranei, maua ano e whakarite. NA RAUPARAHA TE RINGA Rangitikei, 15 o Pepuere, 1858,
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 30, 7 June 1858, Page 1
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192Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 30, 7 June 1858, Page 1
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