Te Tohu o Te Makarini.
Ki a Te Korimako. E toru tamariki kura mo nga moni e £35 ma te tamaiti kotahi, ka tu kite Kareti Maori i Te Aute, Haake Pei, a te 17 me te 18 o Tihema, e haere ake nei, a e kawea mai ki mua aua tamariki Maori. Haawhe kaihe ranei ki raro i nga ture a te komiti mo nga moni o te Tohu o Te Makarini. Ko nga tamariki e meatia ana kia tirohia te matauranga, ma o ratou kaiwhakaako tonu e tuku mai nga whakaaturanga kite tumuaki kai-tirotiro o nga Kura Maori i Poneke, ko nga whakaaturanga me tuku mai i mua o te 31 o Oketopa e haere ake nei kaua e tureiti i mua o taua ra. Ko nga kape me nga ture me nga whakaaturanga kei nga kaiwhakaako o nga kura Maori, ki te Hekeretari o nga kura Poari. Hemi H. Papa, Kai-tirotiro o nga Kura Maori.
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Korimako, Issue 19, 15 September 1883, Page 5
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158Te Tohu o Te Makarini. Korimako, Issue 19, 15 September 1883, Page 5
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