HE MEA NGARO. Te kau herini ma te tangata mana e kite. KTJA NGARO, i te whenua i waenganui o Omahu o Nepia, tetahi peeke. Ko nga kai o roto, he haiana parau, me etahi mea paku* paku, mea parau ano. Ko nga moni kua oti aei.te whakahua ka hoatu kite tangata mana e kite, aka mau mai kite whare o Mete KlAßl—teParakimeteenohoxnai nei i te Heekipiri Ron, ki Nepia. Nepia, Hune 10,1863. WHAKARONGOMAI. E HOIHO e hiahiatia ana kia hokono i te . tangata Maori. Kia ono, tae atu kite 12 o nga hoiho e -hiahiatia ana. Ko te ahua o nga hoiho kia mama noa ake; hei waha tangata ia. Ko nga moni hei utu ka whakatakoto tonu i te homaitanga o nga hoiho. Me kawe mai i roto i nga ra 10 takoto e ake nei. Me anga mai kia TUARE, ratou ko oaa hoa i te ngutu awa o Ahuriri. Nepia, Hune 11,1863. Kia rongo mai nga tangata Maori. EHOKO tonu ana au i nga kai Maori katoa, i nga Witi, i nga Haniana, i te Taewa, i te aha atu, me ka kawea mai kite taone nei. He huhua noa iho nga taonga, me nga kai Pakeha, kei taku whare e tu ana .hei hoko. Na TE HATANA. Nepia, Hune 10, 1863. HePuutu! HePuutu! HePuutu! 'a, tmo ngaware hoki te hoko ko te whare o Reatana kei Nepia nei—i tetahi taha o te rori i te whare o te Kawanatanga atu na. Ka, hiahia te tangata kite hoko Puutu eme anga ki taua whare hoko ai—ara, kite whare o „ . REATANA. Nepia, Hune 10,1863. PANUITANGA. EMATJ tonu ana te tangata, e tu iho nei tona ingoa, ki tona mahi whakarite i nga ritenga o te Katiraauta, mo nga kaipuke u mai, me nga kaipuke rere atu—ahakoa, kaipuke pakeha. Maori ranei. He kai hoko hoki ia i nga kai maori katoa, witi nei, aha nei, me ka tukua mai ki a ia hei hoko. w . „ WIREMU BEKENA, Nepia, Hune 11, 1863. £2 UTU. KUA ngaro atu i nga parae tata ki Te Pakiaka he hoiho; ko tona tu tenei,—he mea poka ia, e 4 ona tau, kaore ano kia ekengia, he whero-whakapango te ahua, ko te kanohi e ma ana no te rae kite ihu, me nga waewae hoki o muri e ma ana, kua paranitia peneitia kite peke maui JC. No te raumati, note wa kirihimete, i ngaro ai. Na, kite whakakitea tenei hoiho ki Te Mata ICI O TV C\r.a l-n ,-.(.. i- V • 11 i . Pauua Moni ERUA.
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Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 1, 13 June 1863, Page 4
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422Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 1, 13 June 1863, Page 4
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