KAI WHAKAMAORI WHAI RAIHANA. KAI WHAKAHAERE HOKI MO NGA MAHI HOKO, RETI. WHENUA MAORI. Te take i kore ai e whai utu a te Maori Whenua, he kore no tc Pakcha e hiahia nei kite hoko e mohio ki nga Whenua, a kahorc hoki npa Maori e panui ki nga nupepa i to ratou painga kx te hoko Whenua mete utu hoki e paingria e ratou. Ko nga Pakcha e wliiwlii nei ite Whenua he ouou he niea rapu e ratou tonu ki nga Maori i whiwhi ai. Ko nga Pakcha e tae hou mai nei i Ingarangi i Whea atu e ng« ra katoa, e rppu ana etahi i tc Whenua, me Pewhea ratou e mohio ai ki nga Tanga.ta Maori c whai Whenua ana hiahia ana ranei kite hoko ki to utu tika. No konei ahau, ka tu hei kai whakahaere mo nga Maori. ~ Ko taku mahi tenei he rapu ite utu tika mo nga Whenua Maori, mo nga reti, mo nga hoko. He panui ki nga nupepa o ia wahi kia kitea ai e nga Pakeha tokomana. Kite tukua mai ki au nga pukapuka whakamana i au hei rapu kai hoko mo etahi WTienua, me •whakamau ano nga eka ote poraka, mete utu ote eka, mete take o taua Whenua he karaati ranei, he tiwhekete ranei, he Whenua ranei kahore ano i Kootitia, mete ahua ote Whenua he mania ranei he maunga, ranei, he ngahere ranei, tukua mai aua reta ki au i Akarana nei. A ki taku whakaaro ka nuku ake te utu o nga Whenua i tenei whakahaere. Ko te utu ki au me he mea ka riro he Whenua kotahi hereni i roto o te pauna " e rima paiheneti." W. H. TE lANGA. w s ONE Te Hone, he Kai-tui Tera, Kakahu, Kara, me era atu mea. 183 KUINI TIBITI, Akarana. 183, STICK TO TNI KIN:-STICR! Hirahira noa atu te taonga nei a te Tera, te aha, te aha, na matou ake i tui, a nui atu te maroro. £ s. d. He Kahakti Terei, pai atu - - - - 410 He Kakahu Piringi Kata - - - - 610 He Kakahu Paki - - - - - - 510 He Paraire, tau kotahi 0 4 He Paraire, tau rua 0 8 He Tera Tane, na matou ake i hanga - 2 17 He Tera Wahine 4 0 He Kakahu Parau - - - -£llss. kite 2 0 He Kara kia kaua e rawa te Korokoro o te Hoiho 10 He Kara Parau - - - - - - - 016 Nga Heimi me nga Tarapu 0 5 Nga Winika, koparepare - - - Bs. kite 010 Parau Tini mo nga mea e rua Mo nga Rakau Parau He Wepu He KakauTaaka Wepu - Kiri-kau mo te Taaka Wepu, tekau putu te roa Kiri-kau mo te Taaka Wepu, kotahi tekau ma rua putu te roa Kipa mo nga mea e rua .... Kati Tera mo nga mea e rua 0 2 11 0 11 6 0 8 6 Kotahi te hereni e hoki atu i te pauna kotahi ina utua end taonga lei te moni. £ST Kotahi hereni i roto i te pauna e hoki atu ki nga kai-hoko. Ko nga pukapuka whakaatu i nga utu e tukua atu ana i runga ite tono. Ko nga tono taku mai ma te Pohi, waea ra nei, kamakama tonu kia whakaritea tikatia i te taenga mai o te moni, ki Akarana, o te kai-whakaae ra nei o konei. w HAKA. —" TE KORIMAKO.' He ki atu tenei kei poka te tangata kite taku hiriwa, koura ra nqi ki nga reta anga mai ki a TE KORIMAKO, te take, ka weititia, a, ka riro atu, i runga i te t.ure. tetahi ■vvahi o nga moni hiriwa, koura, ite Poutapeta tonu. Engan te Tiaki, crangi te Ota-moni, erangi te Panc-Kuini, tc noti. He kai-maoa te hiriwa raua ko te koura, koia i puta. ai tera pepeha—"Mata whiwhia. maoa riro ke."
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Korimako, Issue 22, 15 December 1883, Page 10
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631Page 10 Advertisements Column 1 Korimako, Issue 22, 15 December 1883, Page 10
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