NGA KAIPUKE U MAI ki NEPIA. Akuhata 2fi—Te AJtaram, he titna, 532 tana. No Poneke mai. Nga taagata eke mai' ki Nepia nei tokowhitu nga tape, kotahi te wahine me ono tamariki tokoono. ' Hepetema 4—Te Iteeri Pata, (Lady Bird,) 20 tana. No te Mahia mai. Nga utanga, he kaanga, he taewa, hehinu, hepoaka tote. Nga tangata eke 80— maori anake. Hepetema 4—Te Tcemi, (Gem.) No te Wairoa. Nga utanga, he kaanga. he poaka, he aporo. ' Hepetema 6—Te Tereltarape, (Telegraph),' 1148 tana. No Ingarani. He tini noa'nga taonga katoaate pakeha irunga. Nga'tfingata eke mai tokowaru nga tane, tokoono ijga wahine. ; Hepetema 9—Te Alumna. I hpki' mai' fAkarana. Tokorima nga tane eke 'mai' ki' Nepia nei, ko te Whitimoa t.etahi;" kotahi''te'wahine. Hepetema 9—Te Tvp\, (<3ipsy,) 12 tana. No te Wairoa mai. He kaanga, he hinu weera i rutokowha, kotahi hoki te wahine.
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Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 8, 19 September 1863, Page 3
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140Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 8, 19 September 1863, Page 3
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