TARIA.IA HOMO TOl Ko MONINGI HERARA Na Hake Heuoka i puta niai i a Rohimkhe, he tino taina kia Rohipata kei Akarana, i taea e lioniPATA te 2.45 o nga hoiho toru tau. He kohinahiua pnwhero, ka rima nga tan. 16 te tiketeki, lie tupu pakari, ka hupu totm nga ului i a ia. Ko tona matua ko Take Hkkoka i taea eia te 2.25 meneti ite maero. Ko tetahi o ona taiuariki. ko Otkrebi te hoiho tere atu o Atereria «2.25 i te maero, e 7.30 i to toru nmero i ro:o ito paki. Ko tetalii o nga kuao ko Lvmu lamu te hoiho tere atu o Karaitiati. Ko Taiik Heuoka na Hekoba matua o Maoka S. Ko te whaea ko Rohmere na Takuta Hereti o NuTauti Weera, i winii utahipurei huhuanoa atu. Ko te utu mo te uha £4 4s me ntu i a Hanuere Ist, 1895. He pai te patikitunga mo nga uha ka tiakina paitia. Kite pa he aiti a, kaore he aha- tanga atu. A. MANATERE, Hehitingi.
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 32, 22 September 1894, Page 4
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172Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 32, 22 September 1894, Page 4
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