NGA KAIPUKE UMAIkiNEPIA, Ecpeteraa IG— Reeri Paata, he tima22o tana. No Po Neke mai. He tangata mo te whawhai i runga, e rere ana ki Akarana. Hepetema IG— Te Tim, (Zillah), G8 tana. I rere mai i Akarana. Hepetema 24— Te Akarana, he tima 532 tana. No Po Neke mai. Hepetema 25—Tc Reeri Paata, he tima. I hoki mai i Akarana. Hepetema 2G — Te Korio, he tima 116 tana. Uo Otako. Hepetema 28— Te Rangatira, he tima 174 tana. No Akarana mai. NGA KAIPUKE RERE ATU I NEPIA. Hepetema 17 — Te Reeri Paata-, tima. I rere ki Akarana. Hepetema IS— Te Korio, he tima. ■ I rere ki Otako. Hepetema IS— WacraPaea. (Wild Fire) 38 tana. Ivua rere ki Akarana. Hepetema 25— Te Akarana. tima. Kua rere ki Akarana—l3s nga tangata no Otako ki runga, mo te whawhai ki Waikato. Hepetema 25— Te Reeri Paata, he tima. Kua rere ki Po Neke. Hepetema 29— Te Korio, he tima. Kua rere ki Akarana. Hepetema 29— Tc Tira, Kua rera ki Akarana.
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Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 9, 3 October 1863, Page 3
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169Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 9, 3 October 1863, Page 3
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