PANUITANGA. E niea am tcnei na Hemi Makarauri kl - nga raagaiira Maori e alea aua ia ki le whakaara mira paraoa i ng& wabi tutata, mamao ra nei ole lahataha, ma te Kawanatanga e tiliro nga tikanga na korero he iwi kia Umata mahi ia. Hemi Makahauri. Huarahi o Arapefa, Akarana, Hurai3l, 4856. HEA HOIHO KUA KITEA. O te Reibi ki Otahuhu i rere te bohie mete nohoanga ano i runga a tae mai ana ki Mangere. Na nga lamariki i wele te nohoanga kei Mangere ano e takoto ana me tiki ake e te Pakeha nona te hoiho. TAM ATI NGAFORA. AperiralOth, 1856, TE OKAOKANGA HEI ARAI MO TE MATE KOROPUTAPUTA. nga Turei, Taite, Hatarei, o nga wiki katoa ka noho i te Tari o te Hoko wbenua i te 11 o ngahaora, teßataokaoka inga tangaia Maori, H. J. Andrews, Rata. Akarana, Hanuere Ist, 1856.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 7, 31 July 1856, Unnumbered Page
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146Unnumbered Page Advertisements Column 2 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 7, 31 July 1856, Unnumbered Page
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