' O nga tuliituhinga katoa o tenet Nupepa kua oti te apiti kite ingoa o tetahi o nga Apilia o te Kawanataiiga ; kia niohio uga tangata katoa, na te Kaivanatanga pu aua korero. Na te Kawana i mca, C. L. Nuoent, Kai-luhituhi i nga mea o te tangata Maori. E men utu tenei kin rongo ni nga . tangata Maori katoa, ko te te kau mil tahi o nga lmora, a—takn noa kite rua o uga liaora o te muri-awatea, noho ai a To Tanare, ki tona ivliare-tuhitulii, i ia ra, i in in, liei whakarongo i nga korero, o te Imngu c liialiia ana kia wjiakawakia a ratou lie, kite ritenga ote ture. C. L. Nugknt. Te kai Tulii Tula i nga mea a te Tangata Maori, HEI HOKO. ~*~ r l te 'J'angata te Kiine kake -kite liau.a POT AI MANGU, nga taura, mo era atu mca o runga j he pungn hou to tcnei puke, he mekaincka lioki. Me .ansja mai kite wliare ta pukapuka ote " Niu Tireni." Akuhata 23, 1851.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 3, Issue 71, 11 September 1851, Page 1
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171Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 3, Issue 71, 11 September 1851, Page 1
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