Paramete.
Ko te mate o Meiha Te Wheoro kua matutu, no te 16 o Akuhata, ka hoki ia ki ana mahi i te WhareParamete. Kua oti te whakatakoto kite tepu te pepa whakaatu i nga he o nga Whare-Paramete i muringa iho o tera nohoanga o te B/unanga nui, a, tongia iho nga utu mo te hanganga e 9 15s. lid. Ko Reiri Korano me tana whanau i eke kite tima a Te Whakatipu, e anga ana ki Merepone ma Poihakene. Ka eke a Ta Ata me Heiri Korano ki a Te Roma; ko te 29 ote marama nei te rere atu ai i Marepone ki Ranana. I haere a Ta Hemi Penakahite riwhi o te Kawana, nga minita me nga mema o nga Whare-Paramete e rua, kite tuku atu i a Reiri Korano. Ko te Huinga - pukapuka (Library) a Ta Hori Kerei, he hira noa atu te mana o aua hanga kohi-a-tau ona, nga pukapuka o nga ruanuku, o nga pu-taua, o nga whakatuatea, o nga pu-mahara, kua tukua, hei tohu aroha kite iwi o Akarana.
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Bibliographic details
Korimako, 14 September 1882, Page 1 (Supplement)
Word Count
177Paramete. Korimako, 14 September 1882, Page 1 (Supplement)
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