PANUITANGA. "E kai hoko hoiho au. Ka tae mai te hoiho . ate tatigata ki au me hoko tonu e au; ka kore, ka waiho iho i au maku e hoko atu, ma te tangata nana te hoiho teritenga ki au. Nga hoiho e waiho ana ki au ka kawea e au Id roto ki telaiepa 25 eka te rahi; he nui te kai, te wai. Kia pahika atu i nga vviki e rua e noho ana ki roto katahi ka mea au kia whai whakaaro te tangata—ki te rua tonu wiki e noho ana kaore tahi he utu. Na TANA, Kei te taha kite Miea a Tamati i Nepia. Noema 28, 1864. PANUITANOA. XV te kaipuke ia te Nepia kua pau tenei te hoko—ekore hoki e toe i te papai o aua hanga. Ko tenei he taonga hou enei kei au i tenei takiwa na runga mai i etahi kaipuke maha; ekore e taea te tatau. Ko taku Uaranga ano i mua ra, koia ano tena; ka kore te moni i a koutou, ahakoa tena, me haeremai ano koutou kite matakitaki—tena te rangi e kite ai koutou i te moni ka hoki mai kite hoko. E hiahia ana au ki tehoko taewa; ma te tangata e whai taewa ana e haere mai ki taku whare, maku e hoko^ Na te HATANA. TAHUTI MAI! TAHUTI MAI! TENEI nga hanga e makaia noatia ana e au; ehara i te tikanga utu ona utu. Ko nga hanga katoa o te pakeha, ina anake kei au—nga paraikete, nga hate, nga tarau, nga ka'hu raumati, nga kaliu hotoke, 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 haere tonu mai. Na te NOURE Kei Hekipiri Rori. ERUA PAUNA HEI UTU. "UA HAERE keatu i Nepianei, kua'tahaetia - ranei, i te timatanga o Hepetema 1864, KOTAHI HOIHO \T HERO pouri nei. Ko te parani kei te pakihiwi maui he penei Q ; te kitenga whakamutunga e ahu atu ana i te taone whaka le Awa Puni; he wahi paku nei te pahure o te tuara i te tera; he tongi ma kai te rae, mete hawhekaraone te rahi; kua hungia i mua taua hoiho. Ko nga moni i runga ake neia hoatu kite tangata mana e hopo i taua hoiho ka arahina ki a te Paranene i JRuataniwha. Nepia, Hanuere 10 1865. WHAKARONGO!! EMEA ana a WIREMU R.\ETEPONE, o Waipawa, ki ona hoa Maori kia rongo mai ratou e hokohoko tonu ana ia i te Witi, i te Poaka, te aha noa atu hoki a te tangata maori. Rupeke katoa nga taonga, me nga kai pakehni kei tooa whare hanga i Waipawa e tu aua hei hoko. HE pakeha hoko i nga kai maori nga tangata kua tuhia nei nga ingoa kiraro iho—ara, l te witi, i te aha noa. Ko te WAT A ratou ko KENERE ko WATA ano.
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Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 44, 18 February 1865, Page 4
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505Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 44, 18 February 1865, Page 4
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