. Pukapuka tangala Maori enei e mau L i raro nei, kei le Whare Meera o Akarana e lakoto ana, kahore ano kia likina mai. Kfa Karawera, kei Akarana. Kia Tiopira, kei Akarana. Kia Tiaioti, kei Akarana. Kia Hine, kei Akarana. Kia Hohepa Porilii, kei Akarana. Kia Whiorau Te Mauatapiri. - Kia Rawtri Rikau, kei Papakura, Akarana. Kia Taringa Mokai, kei Takapuna, N. Shore. Kia Hori Kaibe, kei Waiwbarariki ranei, kei Tokerau ranei, Akarana.' Kia Pokai, ki Ngaliruanui, kei te Onetea. Ki Ngatiruanui ki Maiwiiiwiii. kia Nuku. Kia Kataraina, kia Hubana, kei Takapuna. Kia Wbai Matuhi, kei Mangere, Akarana. . Ki Ngaiiruanui, kia Ropoama Tiarere, •kei Te Onetea. Kia Rttkia, kei Waiwbarariki. Kia Hori Kaihe, kei Waiwbarariki. Kia Tutorobakifia raua ko Karo Takapoukufa, kei Huirangi. Kia Te Pere Kameteni, Kai-wbakawa, kei Akarana. Kia Hetekia, kei Pakuranga, Akarana, (TamakL) Kia Mcwohea, kei Waiheke, Maliatia, ma Te Kiaa ekawe atu ki Akarana. Kia Piti Wiiangaku, kei Akarana. Kia Mere P. Mare, kei Akarana. Kia Hakiaha Te Raha, kei Takapuna, N. Shore. Kinga tamariki a Te Wakaterau, kei Akaftma. Kia Te Heriwini Tauori, kei Akarana. Kia kei Akarana. Kia Tamati Kopa, kei Akarana. Kia Hoeta Tukuraomo, kei Kopapaka, Akarana. Kia Paroke Puati, kei Akarana. Kia Mapua, kei Waiheke ranei, kei Nga-
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 13, 15 July 1859, Page 8
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205Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 13, 15 July 1859, Page 8
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