E Rua Pauna hei Utu. KUA HAERE KE, kua tangohia ranei i te taura i mau ai, i te talm ki muri o te Papa* rikauta o te Kira i Nepia, i te 12 o nga ra Maehe nei, kotahi te hoiho R\HO POKA, kua kaumatuatia; ko te parani kua ngaro noateahua; lie tongi ma kai te rae; ewlia ano haiona; he mate kei te pakihivvi i te ngaunga ate tera. Ka hoatu nga pauna erua kite tangata tnana e inau mai taua hoiho ki a te KIRA i te Paparikauta ; ka kore, ki a te MENI i te Paparikauta i te I'eriti Tutaekuri. E Rua Pauna, tae kite rima Pauna, hei Utu. KUA HAERE KE, kua tahaetia ranei, i te taiepa i te taha o te Paparikauta i Waipukurau, kotahi te RAHO POKA KOHIN AH IN A. He penei te parani X ite pakihiwi katau. Ko te rua he hoiho UWHA WHERO—ko te parani, he manawa kei ts tuara. Ko te tangata mana e kawe mai ana hoiho kite Paparikauta i te paraki o nga hoia i Waipaoa, ka riro ia ia nga pauna e rua. Otira kite mea i whanakotia aua hoiho, kia rima pauna e hoatu ki te tangata mana e whaki e pono ai te lie kite kaiwhanako. TURANGA TERA HOIHO. EMEA ana a HOURA, kai hanga tera nei, ki nga tangata Maori o Heretaunga kia rony;o mai ratou e haere tonu mai ana ki a ia nga utautanga tera pai o Ingarani mai. He mea wliak'arite marire eia kia hangaia mai ano; ehara ite mea hanga noa. Ko te ritenga ote utu e ngaware ana. Tuitui tonu ia i te mea pakaru, me ka mauria mai ki a ia. Heekipiri rori. KARANGATIA ! K ARANG ATIA! TENEI TE HAERE NEI nga kaipuke taonga a te HUTAN A raua ko te E A WINI i roto i nga marama katoa. Heoti nei ano te whare e uta tika tonu mai ana i lnsjarani ite lianga nei i te Paraikete, na reira hoki i iti ai te utu. Nga kahu liuruhum o tenei whare rao te hotoke, he mea uta tonu mai i Kotorani; nga hate, no Marikena tonu mai hoki. Ko teTupeka o tenei whare he hira ke noa ake i to etahi whare te pai —ki te tangohia i 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 he kirikiri i roto. No raua noa atu ano tenei whare, ehara 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 mahi, kite tango mai ite kabu pai, ite kahu iti te utu o rawahi. Na te HUTANA raua ko te EAWINI. HE HOKO! HE HOKO! HE HOKO! KATAHI ANO au ka ki atu ki aku hoa maori, e hoko nei matou, tenei nga taonga tini noa iho kei au. Katahi aDO aku hanga ikiaiau he pai rawa. He mea tae hou mai hoki ia i runga i te kaipuke i a te ' Nepia.' Ekore ano e taea te tatau. He aha kia korerotia ai; engari ma koutou e haere mai kite matakitaki—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 pazaikete ma, he mea ano 12s. mo te mea kotahi; be mea ano 15#.; he mea ano ISs. Na te HATANA.
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Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 22, 2 April 1864, Page 4
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624Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 22, 2 April 1864, Page 4
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