Ko tahi te Rau Pauna. "Vj"o TE MEA, Kua tahuti tetahi l\ herehere ile Whare-herehere 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 kopukina taaa pakeha, a Hoaui Wuru, e tetahi, ka arahina n.ai ai kite Kaitiaki o te Whare-herehere o Poneke, ka hoatu ki a ia, bei utu rao taua hopukauga, nga moni, ko tahi nei te rau pauna.
NA: KQ NGA RITENGA ENEI 0 TEAHUA OTAUA HOANI WURU: Ivo on a tau 44, ko te ikeike 5 putu. 8 inihi—he mea ahua karererere te kanohi, e atatnangu. ana te maka\ve; ko nga kanohi, he atamanga--manga. I tana omanga ai, ko ona kakahti, he puru haikete, he weiikote ahna pango; he tarau koruroi, he potao wairaweki, mangumangu, me tetahi wahi ripona, e roaana, kei muri. William Fitzherbert, KaiTuhituhi o te Kawanatanga. To Wbare Tuhituhi o te Kawanatanga, Poneke, 8 Hune, 1858.
E AHU ANA Ko Wharekauri, hei te te 30 o Hur a e, ko tera kuna paijtii, ko RKR! KEREA, ••'"Ko to tohanga teuei ko •A RAN A, (A, S. Allak.)
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 36, 19 July 1858, Page 1
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189Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 36, 19 July 1858, Page 1
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