PUKAPUKA MO NGA MAORI E TAKOTO ANA ITE POUTAPETA, KI AKARANA I TE KOATA TAU, I TE 51 O MAEHE, 1862.
John, Native, Coromandel. Kia Rota raua ku Kereopa Whataroa, Ohipnehu. Kia Mataru, kei Akarana. Kia Te Hureti, kei Akarana, Waitemata. Kia Manaia, kia Ngatibaua katoa. Kia Uruinakiwhara, kei Akarana. Kia Te Matenga, raogatira o te bahi kei Tauranga. Kia Mibikorjoa Pera Kiharoa, kei Olakou. KiaTini, kei te whare o Te Auckland. Kia Mata Wakaua, kei Hauraki.
Kia Ria Terewai, kei Koputaraahi, Hauraki. Kia Te Harawira, kei Waibeke. Kia Hare raua ko AWpene, Kai-wbakawa. Kia Roniana. kei Orakei, Akarana. Rimiria, Three Kings. Kia Hariata Te Karere, kei Taurarua. •Robert, Native, Waibeke. Kia Paiara Te Raupikapake, kei Hauraki. Kia Reibana Umoki, kei Orakei Kia Hone Tokqna, kei Hauraki. Kia/Haki, Akarana.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 11, 1 July 1862, Page 16
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129PUKAPUKA MO NGA MAORI E TAKOTO ANA I TE POUTAPETA, KI AKARANA I TE KOATA TAU, I TE 51 O MAEHE, 1862. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 11, 1 July 1862, Page 16
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