NGA RITENGA O TE HOKOHKO.
Nga kai o te Mara. Witi, 7 hereni mete hikipene mo te puhera (62 pauna.) Paraoa, 20 hereni mo te rau pauna. Papapa IViti, I hereni 3 pene, trio tejpuhera (20 pauna). Paraoa tu-ilonr, 12 hereni mo te rau pauna. Kanga y 8 hereni tne te hikipene mo te puhera (56 pauna). Tacwa, 7 hereni mo te rau. Ooli, (» hereni mete hikipene mo te puhera (40 pauna). Nga kai kinaki. Piichi. 5 pene mo te pauua. Kiko llipi, 0 pene, mo te pauna. Kuao kau, 6 pene, 7 pene, mo te pauna. Poaka ora, 6 pene mo te pauna. Ko Ell A ATU ME A. Pata (hou), 1 hereni mete hikipene mo te pauua. Pata (tote), 1 hereni mo te pauua. Hua hcihei, I hereni mete hikipene mo te kau ma rua. Poaka ivhakapaoa, 1 hereni 4 pene mo te pauna. Tiihi, 1 hereni mo te pauna. Pip/pi, 6 hereni, 9 hereni, te inea kotahi. Kuihi. 4 hereni, 6 hereni, te meo kotahi. Parera, 4 hereni, o hereni, takirua. Beihei, 4 hereni, 5 hereni, takirua. Muka papal, 20 hereni mo le rau pann&.
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 55, 29 November 1858, Page 4
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188NGA RITENGA O TE HOKOHKO. Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 55, 29 November 1858, Page 4
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