PANUITANGA. KUA TAHAETIA, kua HAERE KE ranei, tetahi hoiho uwha ; e rua nga tau o taua hoibo, kaore he parani, ko te ahua he whero; ko te tu, he kaha uaua nei te tu. Te kitenga whakarnutunga nei i kitea ki Otaia, he mutu rakau i runga atu o Waipukurau. Ka riro i te tangata mana e whakahoki mai e rua nga pauna mom. Ki te kitea i te tangata e haere ana 1 niuri i tenei panuitanga ka whakawakia taua tangata, ka tukima te taumahatanga o te Ture ki runga ki a ia. Na HENAEE RATA. 0 Waipukurau. Oketopa 24 nga ra. He Panuitanga. KO NIKORA NGARANGI e ki ana kua ngaro tona hoiho i Petane i te 29 o nga ra o Hepetema 1864. Te ahua he tame; te huruhuru he paka tu a pouri nei; kaore i teitei taua hoiho—he hakahaka marire; he tongi ma kei te rae; he mea hutihuti te waero ; kaore he parani. Kotahi pauna e rima herengi kite tangata mana whaka aatu, mana ranei e kawe mai ki Purimu. Ihaia Hutana (a Half-caste) is prepared to break in horses. His charges are from £3 to £5. Any person requiring his services will please apply to him at Waipukurau.
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Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 37, 19 November 1864, Page 4
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205Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 37, 19 November 1864, Page 4
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