Nga Tono.
Kua whakaatu mai a Matene Paora o Runanga Tarawera kia tukua atu ano he "Puke" ki a ia i te ngaro ai ia, ae ka tukua atu e rua putanga e toe nei ka mutu to tau tahito. Kua tae mai te tono a te Ramaapakura o Aorangi, mete mom e 5/- herengi, ae ka tukua atu a "Te Puke" kia koe, engari 10/mo te taru, kua mutu noa atu te hawhe tau, niau ano e tuku mai e 5/- atu. Kua tae mai te moni 10/- hereni, a Hare Paihia o te Araroa Hickes Bay. Pahura Hirini o Gladstone, kua tika to reta i tuhi mai nei, nomatau te ravuraru kua tika i naianei ki tau. "Te Puke Ki Hikurangi."
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Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 10, 15 July 1899, Page 8
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123Nga Tono. Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 10, 15 July 1899, Page 8
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