PANUITANGA. Ko nga tangata kua Pooti tia. Ete iwi hei Mema mote Paremata Maori i raro ite Tiriti o Waitangi,ote roheo Whanganuirotu Ahuriri, kite Poroporo. E man ana nga Whakaaturanga. ite Pukapuka Ture ote tan 1892. Henare Tomoana Hori Ropiha Pohuha Hapuku Mohi Atahikoia Pirikr Toatoa Teira Tiakitai Hiraka Terango Ko nga Whare Kihai i Pooti kote Waiohiki ko Porangahau. Ko nga Mema kua tu o tenei toko whitu. Henare Tomoana 117 Hori Ropiha 110 Pohuka Hapuku 96 Mohi Atahikoia 79
HAMUERA HEMI. E hoa ma kua hokona e au te mahi. Hu meka a Kaata i te taha o te Tari Nupepa Maori. Haeremai Heremai inaianei ki to koutou hoa kia Hamuera Hemi. Tango Hu ai putu hoki mo koutou.
PANUI. Monga kahume eramea atuiti teutu haere kite whare O'RAIRE i te taha o te Tari Nupepa Maori, Hehiting. PANUI. 3STO •W^JTTJLIC-A.. Me ona hoa te toa pai ki to tango pukapuka, Nupepa tuhituhi, Pene kofiana mo era mea atu.
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Issue 2, 25 February 1893, Page 8
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161Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Huia Tangata Kotahi, Issue 2, 25 February 1893, Page 8
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