Ko tahi te Rau Pauna. 0 TE MEA, Kua tahuli tetahi herehere i te Whare-berehere o Poneke, ko Hoani Wuru tona ingoa, he Pakeha—no te ata o te 7 o nga ra o tenei marama i oma ai. Kite hopukina taaa pakeha, a Hoani Wuru, e tetahi, ka arahina Diai ai kite Kaitidki o te Whare-herehere .o Poneke, ka boatu ki a ia, hei utu mo taua hopiikanga, nga moni, ko tahi nei te rau pauna.
NA: KO NGA RITENGA ENEI 0 TE AHUA 0 TAUA HOANI WURU: Ivo ona tau 44, ko te ikeike 5 putu 8 inibi—he mea ahua karererero te kauohi, e atamangu. ana te makawe; ko nga kanohi, he atamangumangu. I tana oroanga ai, ko ona kakahu, he puru haikete, he weiikote ahua pango; he tarau koruroi, ho potae wairaweki, mangumaugu, me tetalii wahi lipona, e roa ana, kei muri. William Fitz Herbert, KaiTuhituhi o te Kawanatanga. Te Whare Tuhituhi o te Kawanatanga, Poneke, 8 Hune, 1858.
E AH U ANA Ko Wharekauri, hei to t0 0 urae > k° tera kuna papai, ko RERI KEREI, Ko te tohunga tenei ko .Arana.
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 35, 12 July 1858, Page 1
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185Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 35, 12 July 1858, Page 1
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