+ Uj. + —+ u + + u + t u + u + j3f "WEAKAATURANGA" He whakaatu tenei kinga hoa, kei pouri inai koufcou mo te korenga e puta atu o nga ko rero whawhai o te ao me era atu rongo korero he whakaaro ake kia uru ai nga korero ote hui a te Kotahitanga i tu nei ki Papawai Kereitaone Wairarapa, na reira kai tenei putanga ote "Puke Ki Hikurangi" e toe mai nei te puta ai nga rongo korero o te ao me nga whakaatu i nga, ingoa o nga tangata kua kohi o muri nei me nga Ingoa hoki onga tangata kua tono la te Puke kia tukua atu kia ratau. Papawai. Hune 17th 1898. He whakaatu tenei ki nga hoa, hei te putanga o te nama 10 o "Te Puke Ki Hikurangi" te puta atu ai nga toenga o nga korero o te hui itu ki Papawai nei, Wairarapa. Heoi ano. Kiingi H. T. Rangitakaiwaho. Kai-Riiwhi o te Etita.
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Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 9, 21 June 1898, Page 6
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157Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 9, 21 June 1898, Page 6
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