WAIPUK ÜB-A-U. EKARANGA atu ana a WETARIKI • TAROUA ki ona hoa kua tae mai ki a ia riga hanga i raro iho nei—he mea liaere tonu mai i Ingarani. Mate moni Tonu ka whakaititia rawatia e ia nga utu. 2000 iari piwhi—he rairaka te kara 2000 " pi whi puru nei 1000 " kariko whanui nei 500 " piiranene pai rawa—huruhuru anake 400 pea tarautete iuohikena ' 200 " tarautete liuruhuru 50 " tarautete mohikena—he vaea tarapu 12 " tarautete niohikena, peretiti nei—mo te haere hoiho 50 pea tarautete peretiti—wbakatawakawaka nei. He hate Karaitniana, huruhuru whero nei; he kateneetahi; he Merikena etafii. He puutu! he puutu!! he puut.u!!! 100 pea watataita—be mea kaore e puta te wai. 50 pea tu ke atu Etahi no Ingarani tonu mai, no naianei ano 50 pea Weretana Puutu, kei nga turi to hokirga 50 pea rcre ke te ahua, he pai noa atu—he mea tapi nga matamata. 100 pea puutu wahinc—he mea tapi ano 100 pea puutu tamariki—he mea tapi ano 300 pea paraikete ma. Ko nga paraire, ko nga kara, ko nt r a aha noa atu mo te hoiho to kaata, tena ano te takoto na tuo te hoko. Pepuero 1864. Xa WETARIKI TAROUA. PANUITANGA. rpENEI te pakeha e hiahia ana kite hoko i teI- tahi Waka Maori hei lioelioe mana—hei te waka tiwai. Ko te roa o tana waka kia riraa pakihiwi maro, mana ranei e poto iho ; ko te rakau roe totara. Kite ai tangata e whai waka peneiar.a, e hiahia ana kia hokona, me tuhi tnai ia kite kai tuhi o te Waka Maori, me whukahuamai ngajilu e pai ai ia, me re kainga e noho mai ia, me tona ingoa hoki. Engari kia ngaware tona karanga.utu. HE HOKO! HE HOKO! HE HOKO! "ATAHI ANO au ka ki atu kiaku hoamaori, . e hoko nei matou, tenei nga taonga tini noa ilio kei au. Katahi ano aku hanga ikiaiau he pai rawa. He mea tae hou mai hoki ia i runga i te kaipuke iate ' Sepia.' Ekore ano e taea te tatau. He aha kia korerotia ai; engari ma koutou e haere mai kite matakitaui—ahakoa, kore te moni i a koutou me haeremai kite matakitaki; tena te rangi e kite ai koutou i te moni ka hokimai ai kite hoko. He utu iti te utu. Ko te paraikete ma, he mea ano 12s. mo te mea kotahi; he mea ano 155.; he mea ano 18s. Na te HATANA. TAHUTI MAI! TAHUTI MAI! ! XTENEI nga hanga e makaia noafia ana e au ; eliara i te utu ona utu. Ko nga liaiig.i kutoa o te pakelia, ina anake kei au—nga pai-aik-te, tiga hate, nga tarau, nga kahu raumati, nga kalm liotok", nga kai, nga tupeka, nga aha noa atu. Ko te ahua he pai anake; ko te utu he iti noaiho—he mea hoki naku kia we te riro, i whakaititia ai. Ma koutou e haere mai kite titiro; ahakoa hoko, kore ranei, me liaere tonu mai. Na te NOURE Kei Hekipiri Rori.
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Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 21, 19 March 1864, Page 4
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493Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 21, 19 March 1864, Page 4
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