Ko te toa hanga o Waipukurau. HE karanga atu tenei na Wetaßiki Taeotta tena nga hanga kei i a ia inaianei mo te hoko, ara; — He Katikati hipi; he mea hanga na Hoapi He Hinu popo mahunga j he putara paku etahi, rarahi etahi He Kohatu oro katikati, oka, aha atu He Tarau taaka, lie kanawati etahi, mo te hunga katikati hipi He Tarau mohikena, 100 pea. . He mea tino pai ia He Tarau mohikena—he mea tarapu—so pea He Tarau peretihi—huruhuru—haere hoilio nei 30 pea. He mea whakatawakawaka ' He Paraikete maha noa—erua nga takai. He mea pai rawa He Hate katene, whakahaehae nei, e rua nsra keeihi b He Hate Karaimiana—huruhuru nei ano Me etahi hanga maha noa' atu. Ma te Mosi whakatakoto tonu,. ka iti rawa ai te utu o enei taonga. Na WETARIKI TAROUA. Oketopa 3, Waipukurau; Erua pauna hei Utu. OTA HI te hoiho uwha, he wkero te kara, ieua pea kei Ruataniwha e noho ana inaianei raua tjhi ko te kuao. E toru nga tau o taua hoilio. Ko te parani kei te nakilmvi lcatau he penei T £3 na te mea i huia te Tmete S. Kei te Pakihiwi rnaui lie penei T 3—i whakaporotakatia te taha kiruuga. Ko nga moni kua whakahuatia ki iunga ake ka hoatu kite tanguta mana e mau mai ki a PAKA, ~ . Puiha kei Kepia. Nepia, L Hepetema 17, 1563. W H A Iv A KONGO! "R \*? A ana a WIREMU R-VETEPONE, o J-i VVaipawa, ki ona lioa Maori kia rongo mai rutou ehokohoko tonu ana ia i te Witi, iteloaka i te aha noa atu hoki a te tangata maori ' Rupeke katoa nga taonga, me nga kai pakeha, keLtoaa whare hanga i Waipavva e tu ana hei hoko TURANGA TERA HOIHO. TfJ MEA ana a HOURA, kai hanga tera nei, ki XJ nga tanguta Maori o Heretaunga kia ron»o ma! ra t o u e haere tonu mai ana ki aia n fi a utautanga tera pai o Ingarani mai. He mea whakarite manre e ia kia hungaia mai ano ; ehara i te mea hanga noa. Ko te ntei.ga ote utu e ngaware ana. mai'kfa'ia 01111 * ' PUkarU ' me ~ ka " muria Heekipiri rori, Kepia, Hune 25, 1863. 'E pokeha hoko i nga kai maorfnga tangata . kua tuhia nei nga ingoa kiraro iho-ara, l te witt, l te aha noa. ' Ko te WATA ratou ko KENERE ._ . k o WATA ano. Aepia, 13 Hune, 1863.
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Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 9, 3 October 1863, Page 4
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403Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 9, 3 October 1863, Page 4
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