TE PUREI POTI I AHUKIRI. Ki nga Maori o Ahuriri. E panuitanga tetici kia rongo mai nga hoa . Maori o Ahuriri e pai ana kite PUEEI WAKA MAORI nei i te 22 o nga ra o Maehe nei ano. Ko nga moni mo te waka puta ki mua e rua pauna; mo te mea i muri tonu te kau herengi—me maori anake nga kai hoe. Ko te utu mo te whakatapokoranga o te waka e rua herengi mete hikipene; me utu ki ate Mare te kai whakatapoko, i te ahiahi o te Manei te 20 o Maehe nei, i waenganui o te 8 o te 10 o nga haora. Me penei ano te tangata e hiahia purei ana kia tukuna atu ai tona waka. Te moana e hoe ai ka tirnata i tetahi haki e whakaturia ana i waho mai o Manga Mauku i te whare tahoata tawhito, ka hoe ki tetahi poito e whakanohoia ana ki temoana i te ritenga kite Poraiti, ka hoe ki tetahi taha o taua poito kataka mai ki tetahi taha ka hoki mai kite haki nei ano. KIA RONGO MAI NGA MAORI. TENEI kua kawea eau ki roto kite PAUNA i TAUMAHAPU nga hoilio kua tuhia ki raro nei. Ka kore e tikina wawetia mai e v.ga. tangata nana i mua mai o te tuatahi o n«;a ra o Apereira ka akihanatia i taua ra, ara ka hokona. I—He Rahopoka pango ; te parani ite pakihiwi maui NI; he ma ngawaewue o muri 2—He Uwha Wheroj kei "te pakihiwi ma tc parani, he karaona 3—He Uwha Whero tu a pouri nei; he ma te rae puta iho kite iliu X& te KARAIANA, „, o Tauiaahapu. Te 8 o Maehe, 1865. TOA HANGA HOU. ITE3SFEI kua hangaia houtia taku Toa hanga i _ te Heekipiri Hori i Nepia; kua whakanuia tenei kia oai aku hanga hou ki roto. Hou te •whare, hou hoki nga hanga. Kkore ano e taea e au te tatau i nga hanga ; ko nga hanga katoa ia kei au, kaore he mea i mahue. Ko te utu kei tona ritenga tonu, he ngaware tonu. Ma koutou e haere mai kite matakitaki. Kia raohio koutou kite whare, kei tona tuvanga ra ano i tetahi taha o te rori i te whare Kawanatanga neiiNepia. E rua nga matapihi o te whare inaianei hei matauranga ma koutou; kotahi tonu ia te matapihi i mua ai. &§= KIA MOHIO KOUTOU, KO TE WHARE 0 NOII-lU. whare Hoko i Waipureku I HUAIKA KO TE AKA 0 NOA. NO te mea kua tae hou mai he nui nga hanga ki a te NOIHU o Nepia nei, no konei ka mea ia me kawe atu ki Wai.ureku etahi hei hoko ma nga tangata o reira, pakeha, Maori hoki. Ko etahi enei ara; he Tera, he Paraire, he Kipa, he Pata me nga mea rino katoa, he Puutu, he Kai, he Kahn, he aha noa atu. He mea kaiwhiri anake ano enei hanga nana. Ko te utu, rite tonu ki to te Taone—kaore he 63&r Kia Mohio Ko ERUERA PATITANA TE KAI HOKO. He Whare takotoranga Meera ia.
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Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 46, 18 March 1865, Page 4
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515Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 46, 18 March 1865, Page 4
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