FLOUR MILL AT KAWHIA.
We have been requested to insert in the 'Messenger' the following list of subscriptions, amounting to £162 Bs, being a portion of a sum raised
for the purpose of erecting a Mill at Kawhia. This request of our friends we accede to, with the hope, that their good example will be imitated by other tribes. SUBSCRIPTION LIST. These are the names of the men who joined in collecting money for the mill of Ngatihikairo:— Thomson 10s, Koka 10s, Roka 10s, Te Kenu 10s, Areta 10s, Metiria £2, Marsden 10s,Rahera 10s, Pene 10s, Rapena 10s, Muirama 10s, Thomson 10s, Rana 10, Matthew £l, Ann Ngatiti £l, Kaitagata 10s, Tarati ss, John Mapi ss, Mary ss, Betsy 2s 6d, Ruth 2s 6d, Poharama 10s, Maiiri 10s, Tame Hape 10s, Walter £l, Timon 10s, Marara £l, James 10s, Te Patu £l, Rangitoa £l, Rohikua £l, Reweni 10s, Grace 10s. Malachi £l, Lavina £l, Lavinia i 10s, Hero 10s, Te Karora 10, Brown 10s, Cotton 10s, Sophia 10s, Crook ss, Mary Paia ss, Thomas ss, Jane ss, Huhana £l, Cook £l, John Rerea 10s, Jemima 10s, Rona £l, McClean £l, Hamlin £l, McLean £2, Mary Tawa£l, Ngawari £l, Kapere £l, Reuben 10s, Miriam ss, Heperi ss, Te Mapi £2, Abraham 10s, Heta 10s, Hamlin £l, Elizabeth £l, Marsh £l, Ann Turner £l, White £l, Grace £2, Street £2, Ann Raihe £l, Koia £l, Miss Selena £l, Mary Ann £l, Totama £l, Perfume £l, Reuben £l, John Kongi 10s, Walker 10s, Wellington £2, Rera £2, Rena £l, Joseph 10s, Havrit 10s, Jowett £2, Keuma 10s, Henry 10s, John £l, Mary Paia £l, Broughten £l, Ripona £l, Ivipa 10, Tainakawe 10s, Wm Ninen £l, Priscilla £l, Smith £l, Samuel £1 Reka 10s, Hill 10s, Peter £l, Thomson £l, r*gaponu 10s, Wera 10s, Miss Newman 10s, Miss 10s, He Ngatihikairo tribe, under Makuare, William, Kana, Thomson, and Mary Anne £34; The Mateuui tribe under Woon White, and John Bumby £7 7s; The Ngatitiaroha under John Te Aue, and Bumby £ls; to the memory of N°-a-peke and Thomson £3 15s 6d, the Ngatiwaitapu, and Ngatimaniapoto £7, Turner £2, Reuben £2, Sarah Para 16s, Marian 4s, Mary Porter £l, and Miss Selena 2s 6d. Total £162 Bs.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 2, 1 February 1855, Page 11
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372FLOUR MILL AT KAWHIA. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 2, 1 February 1855, Page 11
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