Tukun iiiai to whunjrni i imiu ka rere atu to Manu. h hara ite tika ma te himira Una utu, i tana Pepa e utu te Pnhitaujra ki tc liiuma kaoro ano 1 utu. Kote utu mote pepa nei ito tan, kotalii piiuiuv, kiti* tuku mai te taiiirjitu i tuTin ite Polii, me Rehita rawa, ka tuku mai; bote tulii me penei Kia Ihaia Hutana, Ktita i> Huia. Heliitinci NVpia.
PANUITANGA Kupu wliakamaraina ki nca lioa kite tuku moni mai koutou, mote Pepanei, me tuku mai i nga moni ota o nga Poutapeta, kaua i nga Pane Kuini, he mea ua ua to liomai moni mo nga Pane kuini i konei. Tenei kei toTari o Huia nga Pukapuka whaka Kawenata ote Paremata Maori, ote Kotaliitanga itu nei kite Waipatu, ite tan ]8!)2, me te tau 1893, kua whakakotahitia te Pukapuka, kite hiahia te tangata me tono mai kite Ktita o Huia, Hehitingi Nepia, me tuku mai lioki te rua herengi, ka tukua atu te Pukapuka i te Meera.
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 23, 21 July 1894, Page 1
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168Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 23, 21 July 1894, Page 1
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