B/ O nga tuhitiiliinga katoa o tenci iMipepa kiia oti tc apiti kite ingoa o tctalii o nga Apilia o tc Kawanatanga ; kia muliiu nga tangata katoa, na te Kawanatanga pu ana korcio. Kate Kawana i nica, C. L. Nugent, Kai-luhitulii i ni;a mea o te tangata Maori. E mea itlii tenei kia rongo ni riga tangata Maori katoa, ko te te knit talii o nga haora, a—taka nosi kite run o nga liaora o te inuri-nwatea, nolio ni a To Tanaiie, ki tona wliare-tuhitulii, i in ra, i ia rn, liei wlinknrongo i nga kowro, o te hunga c liialita ana kia wliakawakia a ratouhe, kite ritenga ote ture. C. L. Nuoknt. Te kai Tulii Tiilii i nga mea a te Tangnta Maori. t. Okahu, he Waka Pararahi. Anga mai ki a Te Rf.witi, Kai-uliaka Akarana, Hurai 17, 1851.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 67, 17 July 1851, Page 1
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140Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 67, 17 July 1851, Page 1
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