NGA TONO PEPA A NGA TANGATA.
Koia nei nga Ingoa o nga tangata kua tae mai a ratau tono, kia tukua atu he Pepa mo ratau o te "Puke" Ko Sydney Hoekau. " Rawiri Karaha hei (Agent.) " Erueti Taraua. " Moepuke Rangitahua. " Maehe Ranginui. " Ropata Parihore. " H, Tu Rewini. " Rei te Oti Raukaanga. " Henare Tumango. " Whanarere. " Mohi Ropiha. " Peehimana te Tahua. " Tahu Ratana. " Ria Hamuera. " Moana Heemi. " Wi te Wharetakeke. " Reihana Moari. " Tanginoa Renetitapa. " Hemoro Renetitapa. " Raungaiti te Pikikotuku. " Ihaka Ngarangione. " Whare Paikea. " R. Paku. " Takare Tauri. " M. K. Tawhi Tapou. " T. R. Teatimana. " W T iremu Tupito. " Pepe Hona. He mea atu tenei kia koutou katoa, ae ka tukua atu he Pepa mo koutou katoa. "Te Puke Ki Hikurangi."
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Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 20, 15 December 1899, Page 5
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118NGA TONO PEPA A NGA TANGATA. Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 20, 15 December 1899, Page 5
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