HE PARAU WHIRA. TENLjI, e hoa ma, nga parau pai kei te Toa o Te Watikiui i Poneke e pukai aua. He parau pai ia, he parau airona, he parau whai whira. Ko te pai ra tenei o te whira, ko te ngawari o te mahinga. Ko te tangata e hiabia ana kite parau, a e whai moni ana hei utu, me tuhi mai ia ki a Te Watikini, Me tuhi mai rauei ki a Te Pura, a mana te korero ki tera. Poneke, Oketopa 19, 1858.
Rere ! Kua tae mai te reta a Warena Mahuri o Manauiatu—ko nga korero mo tana whangaitanga i a raua ake ko tona hoa kite rongoa whakamate. E mea ana toku whakaaro kia kaua tenei reta e taia, inahoki kna pahure ke taua raruraru. Hei aha kia uakina houtia ? Kua tae mai hoki te reta a Maika Pftrakau—ko te korero mo TVhakawhirinaki, mo te kainga e mau nei te raruraru. E pai ana ano te whakahaere o ana korero, otira kaore he tikanga hei hoatutanga kite perehi Maumau kia kapi noa nga rarangi o te nupepa i nga korero pera. Na Kai Tuhi.
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 50, 25 October 1858, Page 4
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189Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 50, 25 October 1858, Page 4
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