TE UTU O TE WUURU.
He pukapuka mai tenei na te wehenga o te Peeke o Niu Tireni i Ranana, Ingarangi, Ranana, Hune 27th, igoo. Kaore ano i hoki ake te ahua o te utu o te wuuru engari kei te totohu haere tonu atu, a kaore rawa e kitea alee he painga i tenei wa. Ko te wuuru marino te mea kua tino totohu rawa, engari ano te korohi purere e ahua pumau tonu ana te utu. He tokomaha nga tangata i aitua i te kaha o ta ratou hokonga wuuru i te raumati ka taha nei, i te mea e nui ana te utu ki Ingarangi. Katahi ano te tan i penei rawa ai te hokinga o te utu o tenei taonga. Kaore nga tangata hoko wuuru ite mohio me pupuri ranei a ratou wuuru kia taria te ahua o te makete, me tuku ranei kite hoko inaianei kei tino heke rawa a m uri ake nei. Kaore e kitea atu te aroaro whenua. Otira he taonga tipua te wuuru, kaore e mohiotia tona wa e piki ai e heke ai nga utu. Ko NGA UTU ENEI INAIANEI : Marino horoi Is. lOd. a runga, Is. 3d. a raro. „ kiriJn Is. Id 7 d „ pihihi Is. 8d 3d Korohi purere horoi Is. 7d. a runga 6d. a raro. „ kirihi Is. Od 5d „ rente lOd 6d „ pihihi 9d 4d Kei te noho tatari tonu matou kite pikinga o nga utu ote wuuru. Tera ano e panuitia e matou nga rongo e tae mai i roto i nga ra e tu mai nei, e mohio ana hoki ka tata te wa e rere ai te kuti i runga i te hipi. Kei te maharahara ake kite marangai o Akuhata mo te taonga nei mo te reme, ka pari te ihu.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 31, 1 September 1900, Page 7
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299TE UTU O TE WUURU. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 31, 1 September 1900, Page 7
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