Ko nga hoiho kei Niu Tireni, 161,736; ko nga kaehe miura hoki, 362; ko nga kau, 698,637; ko nga hipi, 12,985,085; ko nga nanenane, 11,223; kongapoaka, 200,083; kongaheihei, 1,288,748; ko nga kuihi, 44,708; ko nga pipipi, 88,689 ; ko nga rakiraki, 141,071.I Banana i whiua kite whareherehere mo nga ra e whitu tetahi rangatira mo tana kihinga i tetahi wahine. I Ranana, 12,000 hariata paki; ko nga mea iti iho, 16,000. Kei te kareti ki Enipara 3,237 akonga, kei te kura ako tikanga mo te rongoa, 1,638. Ko te terehone e nui haere ana i Tiamani; ko nga waea o taua hanga i Pirini, 1,000 maero te roa. Erima pouaka koura i utaina ki a Te Arawhata mo Poihakene 5,425 aunihl. Te iitu £21,702. No Pikitone taua koura, no Waiau, no Hauraki.
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Korimako, Issue 5, 13 July 1882, Page 4
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131Untitled Korimako, Issue 5, 13 July 1882, Page 4
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