KO nga luliituhinga kaloa o tcnci Ntipepa kua oti le apiti kite ingoa o Ictahi o nga Apilia o te Kaivanatanga j kia moliiu nga tangata kutoa, na te Kaivanatanga pu ana korero. Na te Kauana i mea, C. A. Dillon, Tino Kai-tuhitulJ,
lIE KOHUIIU. ERIMATEKAU PAUNA UTU. O te men, i kolmrntia kinotia n JAMES JONEStetalii o nga tangata o te Kuini i Niu Tireni, i te 18 o nga ra o Hune, a, kitea ana-tana tinana e takoto ana i te liuaralii haere atu i Akararia ki Whangamatau—he mea atu tcnei, kia rongo— E RIMA TE KAU PAUNA, e tukua atu kite tangata mana e whakaatu mai, ki nga tangata ranei ma rntou e whakantu mai, (liuunga te tangata uru ki tana patunga) te tangata, nga tangata ranei, i kohurutia ai a James Jones. Na te Katvana i mea, Andrew Sinciair, Tino Kni-tuliitnlii,
II E M U K A. KO HEMI ROPIHANA i to kainga whiri tnura, i Waipapa, i Akarana, c hoko ana i te Muka—£l2 me £l6 mo te (ana kotahi—kei te papai ole Muka tc tikanga. E hokoa, ana hoki e le Ropihaua te aho, te whakaheke mo nga rcwa kaipuke, mo nga punga, roe era atu mea. Akarana, Ilanuerc te 2, 1849.
HE KAIPUKE MO TE lIOKO. EIIOKOA anae HornTarakatetahikaipukc hou, he rakau rua, katahi nci ano ka oti, a, meake toia ki (c tvai. Kua oti nga ra, nga wliakahckc me nga mca katoa e tika al tona rerenga ki tc moana. Nga tana—l 7. Te roao tc takcrc—3o piitu. Te wlianui—l] jmtii. Te hohono o te riu, liaere ilio i te papa lakatakahi—s putii. He poluitukawa nga kurupae—he kauri nga papa. Akarana, Noliema 9, 1849.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 26, 20 December 1849, Page 1
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283Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 26, 20 December 1849, Page 1
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