HE KUPU ATU ENEI KI NGA HOA TUHI MAI.
Kua tae mai te 2s 6d a te Mina o te Puketapu, me a Apera Pahoro he pena ano 2s 6d. Ko Pona Tahuri e karanga ana ki tetahi nupepa mana. Engari kia tae mai ona moni ka hoatu ai"Nolio maha ana, haere raaha ana." Ko Hori Nia Nia e ki ana kua ngaro te ktiao o tana hoiho i te purei i Waipukuiau i te 16 o nga ra o Maehe. E ono nga maraina o taua kuao, he uha ; he kohinahinanga huruhuru. E mahara ana ia i whai i nga hoiho a nga tangata i hui ki te matakitaki purei. E mea ana kia hoatu eia kia kotahi pauna kite tangata mana e whakahoki mai ki a ia taua kuao. Hori Nia Nia desires to inform the pakehas that he lost, on the race course at Waiptikurau on the 16th of March last, a grey filly, aged about six months. He imagines that it lias followed the horse of some one from the raee course, and offers a reward of £1 to any person who will return it to him. Tenei te 10s. a Nguha kua tae mai.
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Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 22, 2 April 1864, Page 1
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199HE KUPU ATU ENEI KI NGA HOA TUHI MAI. Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 22, 2 April 1864, Page 1
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