ERUA PAUNA UTU. KO Raniera Piha, he hoia no te Kuini i Akarana kua oma ite 28 o Mei. Na ! kite whakahokia mai e te tahi tenei tangata ka utua ki nga pauna erua£2. T E A JI UA . Nga tan 23 I nohinohi te tinana I parauri te kiri I nunui nga karu I mangu me he waro te upoko I roroa nga kauwae I kino te ahua-o nga raata I tona omanga i mau i runga i a ia enei kakahu, he hakete, whero, he tarautete mangu, he toka maro i te kaki, me nga hu-putu. Wiremu Hume. Rangatira o nga hoia. Akarana, Hune 4, 1844, ERUA PAUNA UTU. KO Tenihi Huriwanahehoiano te Kuini i Akarana kua oma i 8 o Mei He hakete whero i a ia, he tarau mangu he potai hoia, he huputu ite omanga ai. Na kite whakahokia mai tenei tangata e te tahi ka utua kite ritengao nga pauna e mau i runga nei. TE A-HUA. Te ikeike 5 putu 6 inihi He kiritea Nga karu i tu-a-mangu Te tinana i nui topu Te upoko i punehunehu Te ahua o nga mata, i pai Ngatau 24Wiremu Hume, Rangatira o nga hoia. Akarana, Hune 4, 1844.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 3, Issue 6, 1 June 1844, Page 32
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202Page 32 Advertisements Column 2 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 3, Issue 6, 1 June 1844, Page 32
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