PANUITANGA. NA te ko nga tangala e mau ake nei nga ingoa, i palua ki Taranaki, i nga ra e wbakahuaiia ana i raro ake nei, i runga i nga tikatiga i whakaaroliia ai lie mea koburu aua tangala i runga i nga ritenga ku oli nei te wbakaalu. He panuitanga tenet, kia matauria ai. kite hopukina teiabi o aua langaia Maori ratou kaloa raiiei, i uru kite patunga o aua tangala i male, e man i nga kai wbakabaere wliakawa, i te takiwa e kilea ai, a ka lukua kia wbakawakia, ki le aroaro ote Kooli Hupirinri, kite kilea kua wbai lake e whakawakia ai ratou mo le koburu. Ko nga ingoa enei:— Ko Harry Passmore, Ko Samuel Shaw, Ko Samuel Ford, Ko James Pote, Ko William Parker. No te 271 bo Maehe, 4860, i patua ai. Henry Szweil, " . Attorney-General. Akarana, Maebe 1% 1862.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 7, 13 March 1862, Page 29
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145Page 29 Advertisements Column 2 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 7, 13 March 1862, Page 29
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