KO nga tuhituliinga katoa o tcnci fcupepa kua oti te apiti kite ingoa o tctahi o nga Apilia o (e Kaivanatanga ; kia mohiu nga tangala katoa, na te Kawanatanga pu aua korero. Na te Kawana i mca, C. A. Dillon, Tino Kai-tuhitnlii
HE KOHURU. ERIMATEKAU I'AUNA UTU. 1. Jlii\Ka tetani o njr.l tun;>aM o te muni i Niu Tironi, i te IS o :iga ra o llunc, a, kitea ana tana tinana c takoln una i te hnaralii lt-cre atii i Al;arana ki Whaiigamatau—lie n.cv. atii ivnci, lea rango— E HI MA TE KAU PAUNA, c tukua am kite tangata mana c ivliakaatu inai, ki lya tansratd ivnei ma ratou c wliakaatu mai, (liannga to tangata nru ki tana patunga) tc tin-iata, nga taiivj.ita ranci, i kohurutia ai a James Jones. Na te Kanana i men, Andrew Sinclair, Tino Kai-iuliituhi.
II K JI U K A. KO lIRMI ROPIHANA i te kainga whiri taura, i Waipapa, i Akarana, e lioko ana i te Muka—£l2 me £l6 mo te tana kotalii —kei te papai o te Muka te tikanga. 10 liukoa, ana lioki e te Rupihana te alio, te whakaheke mo nga reiva kaipuke, mo nga punga, me era alu mea. Akarana. Ilanuere te 2, 1810.
Aknrana, Nohomn, 0, IS-19. "* O (c meo kua karaiis>a a Tawtawa, o Wliangarurii, kia hokoi a Marotri h l'okohinu me Poanaiii, no temeii hoki kua karangn tctahi alii tangata (no tctalii hapu ke) kia hokoa a Marotiri a, c wliakahe am ia i te panga o 'l'awatuva ki era whcmin, ka mcinga am nei, kia liuiliui katon nga langata Maori e pa ana ki cnei Motuki to wharc-whakawa i Kororareka, i te Wcnele ' " ■" - Tihcma, i te tain te kau C. BIIIDQK, Kai-Whakan'a.
HE KAIPUKE MO TE HOKO. T7l lIOKOAanae HoniTAnAKAtetahikaia_J piikc hou, lie rakau ma, katahi nci nno ka oti, a, nicakc Joia kite wai. Kua oti nga ra, nga wliakaheke me nga mca katoa c tika ai (ona rcrenga ki tc moaua. Kg.i tami —17. Te roao tc lakere—.3o piitu. Te wlianui—ll piitu. Tc liohono o te riii, liaerfc ilio i te papa takatakalii —5 putu. He poliutukawa nga kimipac—he kauri nga papa. Akarana, Kohcrna 9, 1849.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 25, 6 December 1849, Page 1
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363Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 25, 6 December 1849, Page 1
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