Pukapuka Tuku Mai.
Na "Pita," no Hamutana, he patai i te utu mo te nupepa me he mea, erua putanga i te marama. Na "Hirini Te Kaniotakirau" ratou ko nga hoa, no Turanganui, tena tetalii wahi o te reta i tuhia mai nei kei tenei nama. Na "Pineaha Tiopira Te Kao," no Mangonui. He patai ite take i kore ai e tae atu ai Te Korimako ki a ia. Kei Parengarenga te kainga. Na "Pera Te Ahua," no Waiuku, he patai i te take i kore ai e taia tana reta. Kaore koa e " Pera" i kohia mai e koe he hua karamuramu noa ki roto ki te whare o tau reta. Na "Ihaia Te Tawhero," no Whakatane, he patai mo te rua hereni utu tau no Hepetema i tukua mai ai i runga i te ingoa o " Witeri Parata." Kimi noa ekoro, kaore i kitea. "He kura pae na Mahina." Na "Te Ikaroamaui," no Whangaehu. E whakaatu ana ite whakarerenga o tana waliine he kino, a, he whakatupato kite tangata. Tana kupu mutunga "Ko ahau i te wahi ngaro, a kua kitea."
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Korimako, Issue 21, 15 November 1883, Page 3
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183Pukapuka Tuku Mai. Korimako, Issue 21, 15 November 1883, Page 3
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