Tenei nga hoiho erua kei konei e noho ana, kei Omarunui—heuha tetahi, he rahopoka tetahi Kaore he parani o aua hoiho taua rua ; engari, ma te tangata e ngaro ana tona hoiho e ki mai ki a hau, e whakaatu mai nga tohu o tana hoiho i ngaro, kei reira au ka ata titiro kite ahua. Kia tere mai te whakaatu a te tangata. Na NIRAI RUNGA. Omarunui. Hune 16 1564. Nirai Runga of Omarunui, near Puketapu, wishes it to be known amongst the pakehas that tliere are at the present time two stray horses at the above mentioned place, one a mare, and the other a gelding. They have no brands observable ; but any persons who have horses missing are requested to communicate with him, forwarding the descriptions of their animals missing—he will then examine them more minutely and communicate with the person, or persons who describe accurately the horses in question. PANUITANGA. Ko taku hoiho raho poka kua ngaro. I ngaro ki Mangakopikopiko i nga ra timatanga o Mei 1864. He pakaka taua hoiho; he taika ma, roa, whaiti nei, ite rae hacre iho kite ihu; ko te
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Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 28, 25 June 1864, Page 3
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190Page 3 Advertisements Column 1 Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 28, 25 June 1864, Page 3
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