Kua puta ki waho te Kawanatanga o Te Horo; kua kareretia a ta Hori Kerei, kia haere atu ki a te Kawana ki Poneke. Kua tu te whakawa mo Kotomaliana; ko Meiha Mea, te kaiwhakawa. Kua kokikohi moni a Paora Tuhaere mo te Perehi Maori, haere ake nga moni kua oti i naianei, £24. Ta Paora pai hoki! Erima nga kaipuke i lie i te wahapu o Kaipara i naia tata nei, ora ana nga mea e wka, ko J te rima i akina e te tuatea, takal hurihuri kau ana i te one, ka ora | ko nga tangata. 5 Ka nui te kaha o tera ki I Whati-whatihoe kite nati whare
kite mahi kai hoki, mo tana hui ka whano nei ka tu. E tae ana kite 600 minita o te Hahi o Ingar&ngi i Atareria, hui mai ki Niu Tireni! Otahuhu.—Kotahi te pakeha haurangi, i whangainga e te kaihoko i te Paparikauta, waakawaki a tonutia iho e te Kooti taua kai-hoko, kua ki koki te ture, he hara tera. Ta Hori Kerei.—No te 13 o Aperira i rere ai a Ta Hori Kerei ki Poneke kia korero raua ko Ta Ata Korano te Kawana o te motu nei.
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Korimako, Issue 2, 17 April 1882, Page 3
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200Untitled Korimako, Issue 2, 17 April 1882, Page 3
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