PANUITANGA. He pur tiitaign tenei ki nmhio npa Maori ko Krueti Rikilmnn, lie t r.» tohunjru kite mnhi pnriu i whare papa, trie te tohu tohu ki ngn Kamuru nuihi. Koin noki te kai whakaritmte mo tetahi mirn kaiii rnkau. ]£ pnki< una tana utu o niana mnhi. Kei Waipnwa torn, kaainga tuturu. PAMTAHGA KI ML HOA MAORI. Tenei kua perehitia tetahi pukaptika ko te Aroha o Rang! kia Papa te ingoa. Kei roto e whakaatu ana nga m me nga po.malil ka-i, e whakaatu ana boki i tiga tohu o nga ra pai o nga ra kino. Kei rr»to ano e whakaatu ana i nga utu waea, reta, takaj; tereina, mete whakaatu i te pamamao o ia kaainga o ia kaainga, me riga ra hoki e haere atn ana. Kei roto ano © whakaatu ana te ntahinga o te Ao i runga i te korero a nga tupuna. He nui nga mea pai kei roto i tana pukupuka hei mohiotanga ma telwi Maori. Kote utu mo te pnkapuka e 2#: od. «ra e rua herengi mete hikipene. Me penei te tono mai. P. I. HUIA, Tari o Huia, . Hastings.
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 46, 12 January 1895, Page 4
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188Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 46, 12 January 1895, Page 4
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