kite tuku, Mangotahi,—Waiparere,— Waingoungori,—-Kopuimi,—Pokapu, —Kiwiriki, —Ap&ranga,—Te Karaka, —Patupuku, Ko Mata, Matai,— Whetu, —Turipona,—Kuri. KIA rongo mai e nga tangata katoa kua oti te hoko e te Kau•wana tetahi wahi wenua ki Manukau ko nga rohe enei, ka timata ki Papakura, ka haere ki tatahi a tae rawa ki Waipapa, hoki mai kite rohe o te wenua kua oti te tuku kia a te Pepene; ko te Tihi te kai tuku; a e mea ana etahi o nga tangata Maori, hei tuku he, tera ano te tangata nana te wenua, koia te wakaritea wawetia ai te toenga utu ki a te Tihi ma, E mea ana hoki te Pepene nana ano etahi wahi o te wenua kua oti te hoko, koia ka raruraru ai te kai hoko wenua a mea ana, me huihuia nga tangata katoa a te ra e wakaritea ai te utu kia kite ai ratou i te tikanga. KUA pai a te kawana kia meinga a Te Karaka, hei Kai Tiaki mo nga tengata maori. TENEI ano tetahi Kainga kua hokoa ete Kawana. Ko Pukaki-a te Waipapa, na te Tihi ma i tukua.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 3, 1 March 1842, Page 12
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185Page 12 Advertisements Column 1 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 3, 1 March 1842, Page 12
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