TURANGA.
Ko nga tangata o tenei wahi e ahuwhenua ana kite ngaki; e koa ana matou ki tenei. Ko te tane, ko to wahine, ko te tamariki, takitekau to pu, c kitea ana ki waenga mara. Ko te tino mea o tenei whenua e ngakia ana, be witi. E meinga ana kia 70,000 pubera o taua kai pai e puta i tenei tau, i nga tangata o Turanga. Waihoki, be hunga mataa tenei kite rere moana. He kaipuke ataabua ano kei a ratou, 20 tana o etabi, 60 tana o etabi. Otiia, kua nui te be ki o ratou puke ;i te tau nei. Ko nga kaipuke enei o taua iwi jkaba, kua taburi; ko etabi tomo tonu, e abu mai |ana ki Akarana nei: —ko te 'Peneromana,' 40 tana; ko * Nga Tamariki,' 30 tana; ko 'Waiapu/ 21 tana; ko te 'Mawbai/ 25 tana; ko 'Purebe,' "20 tana; ko f Hera Heini/ 18 tana. I roto i euei taonga nui ka poto, ekoa ana raatou, kahore i mate be tangata.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1 January 1855, Page 7
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170TURANGA. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1 January 1855, Page 7
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