PANUITANGA. HE moa alu tenci ki nga latitat! Maori wlnii Knipnkc tenei te lakoto nci i(o whare tuliitiilii, mo nga mca Maori, nga puka puka K.itimanihi, me tiki noi ake, ckore e whai rittngn. (Signed) C. 1.. Nugent, Kai-tiilii ki tc tangnt-i MaoriTjT UA talnctia alii i toku mara i Te I*- Wliau, lie walii tulata kite k'inga oTo Kcrc, i lu ata o te li.itapu l.na p'a'nnrc nci to 17 ote mar.inia, tutalii Poaka \vi irt.f, ?iu minimi nt;a linriilinrii. I' imi tnpn an.i lonei poak i ; lie puia kei ii!»a puciili'. i or..'.- lu'i ringi. c pnpoto ana ng« t.i;>"iami, e wliakao mai ana ki tana injjoa hi a " Keti." Kntnlii p.lima c (nkna a(u kite tanzala inana e whakaliolii mai ki mi, ki to tangata ra nci ninnac wliaknatu mai, o man ai te kornke, nga korbkc ra nei, nu ratou i laliae, .Times M'DoN'NEi.r.. Aknrana, Pepnere, 1 S;V2.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 83, 26 February 1852, Page 1
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152Page 1 Advertisements Column 4 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 83, 26 February 1852, Page 1
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