AKIHANATANGA IRUAHINE ITUTAEKURI HE HOIHO. HE KAU, HE HIPI, HE AHA ATU. EHOA MA, tena au kei te whakatu i takuaki- _ liana, i te Whare Paparikauta i lluahine i roto 1 nga marama katoa—la marama, ia marama. He akihana hoka Hoilio, Kan, Hipi, Poaka, tne etahi atu mea ora ; tetahi, he tarutaru kai hoiiio nei, he kaanua, me nga parau, me nga aha noa ahu whenua nei. Ko te akihana tuatalii e takoto mai nei iiei te H ATA KEI, te 2 o nga ra o Apereiva e takoto ake nei, ka timata i waenganui ra—i te haorn o te tina. Ko te langata e whai lioilio ann, aha atu ranei, mo to hoko, me pa wa«-P rnai ki a au ki Nepia nei. 1e utu maku, mo te Kai-hoko akihana, ki-i kotahi herengi i roto i te pauna tvotahi, me ka riro mm ;ka rua pauna, ka rua herengi—heoi nei ano teutu. Te utu mo te nohoanga o te kau, o te hoiho ranei, i roto i te taiepa i te po koiahi, lie liikipene ino te po kotal)i. Te tangata pirangi kite waiho tona hoiho, kau ranei, ki roto i te taiepa me pa mai ki au, kite nana te pat.-ankaiita ranei l reira ano. Enguri, mo te hoiho, kau ranei, kaore e riro, kia rima herengi e homai kite Kai* boko mo te whakaaritanga. Kate IENIHI, Kai hoko akihana. KARANGATIA! KARANGATIA! HPENEI TE HAERE NKI nga kaipuk* taonga .1 ate HUTANA raua ko te EA WINI i roto i nga marama katoa. Heoti nei ano te whare e uta tika tonu mai ana i luyarani i te hanga nei i te Pa-aikete, na reira lioki i it-i ai te utu. Nga kahu huruhuru o tenei whare mo te hotoke, he mea uta tonu mai i Kotorani; nga hate, no Marikena tonu mai lioki. Ko teTupeka o tenei whare he hira ke noa ake i to etahi whare te pai—ki te tangohiai te pauna kotahi ka hoatu noa he paipa hei purunga. Ko nga piwhi e iwa pene, tae kite 11 pene, mo te iari; he kara mau—ki te mea ka whakamatauria tera e hoki tonu mai te tangata kite hoko. Ko nga kai katoa hoki kei konei e takoto ana ; ko te huka kaore hekirikiri i roto. No mua noa atu ano tenei whare, eliara inaianei; ehara i te mea tupu ake i te po kotahi mete harori te ahua. No konei hoki i ngaware ai te hoko; he mohio hoki no ona tangata ki ana malii, kite tango mai ite kahu pai, ite kahu iti te utu o rawahi. Na te HUTANA raua ko te EAWINI. PANUITANGA. pakeha hoko i nga kai maori nga tai. e _._ . kua tuhia nei nga ingoa kiraro iho—ara, i te witi, i te aha noa. Ko te WATA ratou ko KENERE koWATAano.
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Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 21, 19 March 1864, Page 4
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471Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 21, 19 March 1864, Page 4
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