Tukua uiai te whungai i muu ka rore atu to Manu.. E liara ite tika ma te hunjia kua utu, i tanaPepa e utu te Pohitangaki te fmnija kaoru anolutu. Kote utu mote pepa nei ite tau, kola hi launa, Kite tuku mai te tanjxata i tana patina, He Polu, me Hebita rawa, ka tuku uiai; koto lulu me penei Kia Ihaia Hutana, Ktita o Hitia, Hehitingi Nepia.
PANUITANGA. Kupu whakaniarama ki ujrn I:on kite tuku juoni mai koutou, mote Pepa ni'i, ute tuku nuii i nga moni ota o nga Poutnpeta, kaua i nga. lane Kuim, he niea ua ua te humai moni nio igu Pane kuini i konei. Tenei kei teTari o Huiu njra I'uknpukn whaahawenata o te Taroniata Maori, o te Kotahiunutti tu nei kite Waipatu, ito tun 1802, me i' tau 1893, kua wliakakotahit-ia te Pukapuka, ateiluahia te tanjrata :ne tono mai kite Etita > rluia, Hehitingi Nepia, me tuku mai hoki te tia herungi, ka tukaa atu te rukainika i ic leeru. 1
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 17, 9 June 1894, Page 1
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167Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 17, 9 June 1894, Page 1
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