KO nga liihiluliinga katoa o tonci mipepa ktia oli to npili kite ingoa o tetalii o nga Apiha otc Kawanatanga; kia inolilo nga tangata katoa, na te Kawanatanga pu ana korei'o. Na tc mana o teKawana, C. 1,. NtGKXT, Kai-tuliitnlii i nga mono tctnngalaMaori. PANUITANGA. HR mra atn tcnei ki nga tangata Maori whai Kaipnko feni tc lakoto nei i tc whare tnliituiii. mo nga mea Maori, nga puka puku Katimaiiihi, mc tiki noa nkc, ckorc c whai rilengn. (Signed) C. L. NIT.K.NT, Kni-tuiii ki tc tangata Maori. HE pnnnitanga tenei kia rongoni tc tokomalm, mc tnkti mai ki tc kai-tnlii ki nga langa* 3 Maori nga lickaloa c wliakaritea ana ki le tui'c, kia ukona ni ki nga ritcuga c lika ai te kawc i aua lie ki nga wliarc wliakawa. (Signed) C. L. Nl'ck.nt, Kai-tulii ki lu tangata Maori.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 104, 16 December 1852, Page 1
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141Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 104, 16 December 1852, Page 1
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