KO NGA UTU MO TE WHAKAWHITINGA KEI MANGATAWHIRI, KEI WHANGAMARINO.
E tika ki nga tangata katoa te mahi whakawhitiwhiti. Ko te mahi mo te tangata o te poti, he whakawhiti tika i te tangaia, i te hoiho, i te kau, i nga awa katoa i Te ta, tae noa ki Meremere; na, kia rite nga waka papai mo laua mahi.
s. d. Mo te tangata kotahi, hui katoa ki te hoiho, ki te hea me nga taonga 5 0 Mo te tangata tuarua, hui ki te hoiho me era atu mea e haere ana raua ko te tangata tuatabi 2 6 Mo te tangata haere a-waewae 2 6 Mo te kahui hoiho, kau ranei, koia enei :— I nga mea hoki iho i le tekau, mo .te mea kotabi . . * . . . . 2 0 I nga mea piki ake i le tekau, a, ekore e neke ake i te rua tekau, mo te mi a kotalii 1 6 I nga mea e neke ake ana i te rua tekau J 0
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 11, 1 July 1862, Page 16
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167KO NGA UTU MO TE WHAKAWHITINGA KEI MANGATAWHIRI, KEI WHANGAMARINO. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 11, 1 July 1862, Page 16
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