HE HERAMANA TAHUTI
TOKORIMA nga heremana kua tahuti i te kaipuke e tu neiko Ropata Maara te ingoa. Me ka tuau enei tangata te hopu, ka arahina mai ai kite Whare Whakawa i Poneke, ka utua te kai hopu ki nga puuna erua aio ia beramana rao ia raoiana. Ko nga mgoa enei, rae te ahua hoki:— Ko Hen ere Kor.jka—Ona tau, -25 : tona tiketike, 5 putu 10 inihi; he makawe where ; titiro ke ana tetahi o nga kanohi. Ko Tare Atikini.—-Ona tau, 22tTia tikeiike. 5 putu 7 inilii * h© makawe pan go. Ko Honi KixVGi.—Ona tau, 25lona tiketike, 5 putu 10 inihi; he' lungatarahi; he makawe whero; be pahau nui. _Ko Hori Wkxeroka.—Ooa tau, 25; tona tiketike, 5 putu 10 inihi; be kanohi rahirahi 5 he makawe whero, lie pahau iti. Ko Rihari Miriringi.—Onatau, 1; tona tiketike, 5 putu 9 inihi; he tangafa nu;; be makawe kehu, he kanohi pura. Poneke, Oketopa 16, 1858.
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 50, 25 October 1858, Page 4
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155HE HERAMANA TAHUTI Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 50, 25 October 1858, Page 4
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