HE pnkapiika tangata Maori enei emau i raro nei, kei le Whare Meera o* Akarana e takoio ana, kahore ano kia likioa mai. Piti Te Hapukn, ker Akarana. Mere Pomare, kei Akarana. Paorar Rapahia, keiOpunewba. Tame, kei Akarana-. Piripi, kei Te Whati. Ibaka, kei Te WbaiK Tipene, kei Mangere* Maneba, kei Akarana. Taulere, kei Mangere. Horomona, kei Takapuahia. Eruera Ngamaie, kei Waikato. Hopiba Kawbirawbt. kei Akarunav Paramena, ker Te Whan. Hakaraia* kei Te Whan. Henare Komene, ke* Akarana. Hakiaba, kei Takapuna. Te Raker, Karauria Nganibo, kei HuirangL Te Kae-kihi, kei Okahu. Hare Pupuba, kei Waiwuarariki. Rapata, kei Akarana* Paora, kei Qpotiki. Maraca Tauwebe, kei Taraaki. Mibaka, kei WaiwbararikL Hiriwanu, kei Akarana. Werohia, kei Akarana. Karana, kei WaiwbararikL Maibi, kei Takapuua.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 7, 31 March 1858, Page 5
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120Page 5 Advertisements Column 2 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 7, 31 March 1858, Page 5
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