IT" O nga liiliittiliinga kaloa olcnei Nupepa IV. ktia oli ic apili ki le ingoa o leialii o nga Apiha o tc Knwanatangti; kia moliio nga tangata katoa, na le Kawaiiatangajpu ana korcro. Na le inana o In Knirann, C. 1.. NIT.K.NT, Kai-tiiliittilii i uga mea ole tangata .Maori. PANUITANOA. HE mea am tenei ki nqa tanjzaU Maori whai Kaipuke tenei te takoto nei itc whare tuhitulii. mo nga mea Maori, nga puka puka Katimauihi, me tiki noa ake, ekore e whai ritenga. (Signed) C. L.Nuoekt, Kai-tuhi kite tangata Maori. ._. .. panuitanga tenei kia romro ai te tokoJLJL maha, me tuku mai kite kai-tuhi ki nga " " oa e whakaritea ana :i nga ritenga e tika ai te kawe i aua he ki nga whare ivhakawa. (Signed) C L. Nugent, Kai-tul» kite tangata Maori. Whare Tuhituhi Koronia, Aperira 15, 6 nga ra 1852< XNA, kite- ritenga ote2d b nga rarangi otc ture WhakatiteHga kai Whakawa tuturu ite7 o ngahuihitiftga.le 16 o nga liire,iKa\vhiriwhiri ahatt ka karanga Cnei langala Maori, hei kai whakafonga tahi m'e (e kai wakawa Tuturu i roto i tend me era atu whaitua t Akarana; mo nga totohe 3 figa iwi Maori:'— = Ko te Kawau, no Okahu, rarigatira na Ngatiwhatua; Ko te Tinana, no Orakeif rai/gatira no- Ngaliwhatita ; Ko te KAne, no Orak'ei, rangatira 1 no Ngatiwhatua. U. H. Wynyard, Te Kawana Tuarna. Na (e Kuwana i mea, Andrew Sinclair, Kai Tuhituhi a (e KoS'O le mea kua hiahia nga tangata e man ake nei nga ingoa, kia liokoa ki a te Kawanatutrga te nhenua ituliiaki tenei n ipa ko nga tangata i pa ki (aua wahi me kawe inai o ratou ingoa, me o ratou tikanga. Ko nj-a kaha enef:— Ko ngarohe enei ko te tali iki te taha kite Raivhiti. Ko te timatanga kei le matamata o Whakauruhanga haere tonu Te Hahui, haere lonu Parekakariki, haere tonu Te Korokorootoangina, haere tonu Motungarara, Te Tou;irUaliore. Nga rohe o te laha ki te Hauauru-ma*Tonga, koTe Mimiohuaki te. timatanga, Kahuwera, Te Muraoteahi, Wliarekalio, Waihapai, Tuapu, Te Maroohinemuri, Te Iro, Te Rorekahu, Mangatoetot?, Paeuma, Te Taporaopatukoliamo Ngatukuug", Ngarua. Nga rohe ote taha kite tonga, jpo Whariki, ko Te Takopau. Na matou katoa. Te Whe, Te Tau, Te Paratene, N» Ufttungi.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 91, 17 June 1852, Page 1
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369Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 91, 17 June 1852, Page 1
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