NGA KAIPUKE U MAlki NEPIA Oketopa 20—Te Hi Hera (Sea Shell), 50 tana, no Akarana. Oketopa 23—Te Hiti o Mercpana (City of Melbourne), 179 tana. No Manukan. Oketopa 24—Te JRoari AUerc, he tima, 20G tana. No Po Neke. Tokoiwa nga tane eke mai mo Nepia, tokorua nga wahine. Ko nga tangata i runga mo Akarana SG. Oketopa 24—Te Rceri Paata, he tima, 220 tana. Iso Akarana mai. Tokoiwa nga tangata eke mai mo Nepia nei. Oketopa 26—Te Hangatim, he tima, 174 tana. No Akarana. E ono nga tangata eke mai. Oketopa 2G—Te Mceti (Maid), 15 tana. No te Mahia. Oketopa 26—Te Rapanvingi (Lapwing), 30 tana. No Akarana mai. Oketopa 26—Te Tim (Zillah), GS tana. No Akarana mai. NGA KAIPUKE KERE ATU I NEPIA. Oketopa 22—Te Herana (Heron), 91 tana. Ki Akarana. He kau nga utanga. Oketopa 25—Te Recri Paata, tima. Ki Po Neke. Oketopa 25—Te Roari Ahere, tima. Ki Akarana. Oketopa 27—Te Rangatira, tima. Ki Otakou.
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Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 11, 31 October 1863, Page 3
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156Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 11, 31 October 1863, Page 3
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