Pukapuka mo Nga Moni ki Nga Tangata Maori e takoto Ana i te Whare-Tiaki Moni £240 17s. 6d.
Ko enei moni kua tukua mai i Mereponi e nga kai keri koura ki o ratou whanaunga i Niu Tireni. Ko enei £l5O 17s. 6d. no Maihi Reiu te ingoa i runga "no Akarana" ko te £9O no Tone no Hone ra nei te ingoa i runga, "no Niu Tereni." Ko
nga nama o aua pukapuka koia enei, 555, a 549 ; ko te mararaa, ko "Meriponi, te 13 o Tihema, 1854," a, ko "Mereponi, te 15 o Tihema, 1854. Kowai ma ra nei enei tangata a "Maihi Reiu" raua ko "Tone," otira kua whai rawa rao, a, me ake rangona he tini o rao whanaunga. Kia mea ake matou, kaua e pokanoa te tangata kite tono i enei moni, engari kei i a ratou ano i whakaritea iho hei tango mo aua mea ki waho, kei te hunga ma ratou tenei aroha.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1 January 1855, Page 28
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160Pukapuka mo Nga Moni ki Nga Tangata Maori e takoto Ana i te Whare-Tiaki Moni £240 17s. 6d. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1 January 1855, Page 28
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