PANUITANGA. OERE ! E liiahia ana maiou kia tuhiJLI tiihia mai nga tangata moliio i a ralou pukapuka, kia inaka iho ki roto'ki le niupepa nei. Olira, ko nga knpu nunui anake e tuhi mai, ara, ko nga whakaaro laimaha a le ngakau ki nga mea e tupu pai ai le tangata Maori raua ko te Pakeba. Tukua n.ai ki le "Kai-iubiiuhi ole Alanuwhiii," maiia ano e litiro: a, kite pai le reta, ka panga eia ki rolo kite Pepa nei. E pai ana malou kia waiho leiabi taba mo te Maori, hei whakapuiaoga mai mo ana whakaaro pai: otira, kia aia ririie nga reta o nga kupu, kei pau katoa nga ra i to kimibanga iho.
PANUITANGA. KO te hunga e kawe kai mai ana lici hoko ma ratou, kite Puni floia, i Oiabubu, me kawe 4i le walii kua wliakariiea hci takoioranga mo aua mea. Olira, ko nga lure mo nga kai-hoko, me tono atu ki le Kai-tiaki o te Makete, a, mana ano e homai.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 4, 15 May 1861, Page 13
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167Page 13 Advertisements Column 2 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 4, 15 May 1861, Page 13
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