KO nga tuhituliiiiga katoa o tenei Nupepa kuaoli le apiti kite ingoa o tetalii o nga Apiha ole Kawanatanga ; kia mohio nga tnugata kaloa, na le Kawanatanga pu aua korero. Na tc Kaivana i men, C. A. Dn.t-ON, Tino Kai-tuliitu] i. eE men alii tenei ki o niatou hoa, me nga kai-tiibilulu mai, mc uailio Valoa nga pukapuka e tnkna mai ana mo le Kurcic Maori ki le wliare o Te Reweti, Kai-ivliaka-maori -, i te huarahi, Arapeta, i Akarana. EMATK NUITIA ANA ctahi KIWI, |,ei tc nioi ora, lioi le mea mate —e pai tahi ana lie Him Kiwi lioki —kia liaiia mai lie Pui'i'iiANGi lioki. Ma le e kinvc mni enei mea ki Akarana, kia to lloxiAttA, ka kiIca te tantrata liei lioko.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 39, 20 June 1850, Page 1
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124Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 39, 20 June 1850, Page 1
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