nga Apiha o te Kawanatanga jkia mohio uga tangata katoa, na te Kawanatanga pu aua korero. Na te Kawana i mca, C. A. Diixon, Tino Kai-tuhitulu.
HE KOHURU. E MMA TE KAU PAUNA UTU. [O te men, i koliurutia kinotia a JAMES JONES tctalii o ngs tangata a te Kuini i Niu Tireni, i le 18 o nga ra o Hune, a, kitca ana tana tinana c takotn ana i tc liuaralii liaere ntu i Akarana ki Wliangamatau—he mea atu tenei, kia rongo— E RIMA TE KAU PAUNA, c tukua atu kite tangata mana c wliakaatu rani, ki nga tangata ranci ma ratou c wliakaatu mai, (linunga te tangata uru ki tana patunga) te tangata, nga tangata ranei, i kohurutia ai a James Jones. Na te Kawana i men, Andrew Sinclair, Tino Kai-tuliituhi.
H E M U K A. O HEMI ROPIHANA i te kainga wliiri taura, i Wnipapa, i Akarana, e hoko ana i te Muka—£l2 me £lO mo te tana kotahi—kei te papal o te Muka te tikanga. E hokoa, ana hoki e le Ropihana le alio, tc whakaheke mo uga rewa katpuke, mo nga punga, me era atu mea. Akarana, Hanuere le 2, 1819.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 17, 16 August 1849, Page 1
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197Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 17, 16 August 1849, Page 1
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