PANUITANGA. Jari Tuhitulii Mea Maori, Akarana, Hepitema 50, IS.-iT. Fi '\ u J Hl . lcnei ki nga tangaia Maori e * lunituhi pukapuka ana nrai ki tc Ivawanatanga kia tuhia maraniatia o ratou ingoa, mete ingoa ole kainga i tuhia ai me le ra o tc marama i tuhia i\i, kia mohiotia ai na \yai nga pukapuka, kia tika ai hoki he wuakaliokiuga ki a ratou. Tuos. 11. Smith, Assistant Native Secretary. paumtangZ mai, "W hakarongo mai, nga Pakelia o Akarana, o punga, o iaro, tenei fetahi tangaia hei uohoanga nio nga Pakelia e liaere ana kia kite i Kangiaohia, i nga v.henua katoa ole taha ki utanci: ko Wii'enm Toe:oe te ingoa o taua lan°aia mana e kawe nga Pakelia kia kite i nga°kainga kaloa o te Maori, ko te utu mo tc lang ita 1110 te ra kotahl, ina baere i le Pakelia,'erima hereni mo te ra mo te hoiho, erima bereni mo te ra. N.v "Wikemu Toetoe.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 9, 30 September 1857, Page 13
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158Page 13 Advertisements Column 2 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 9, 30 September 1857, Page 13
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