Te Ripoata o Nga Moni.
I KOHIA MO TE WHARE KARAKIA O MANUTUKE. Takiwa o Rongokako.
Na Hori Te Huki, Wainohu Hori, Titaha Hirini. e r ua tekau ma rima pauna, ma te (Kuuri Tua Whitu) i roto i te rohe o Rongokako.
£ S. D. Raufeura Tamahau 10 — — Purakau Maika 10 — — Niniwa Ki Terangi 5 — — Titaha Hirini 2 — — Horiana Kiingi 1 — — Whakaangi — 10 — Hinerangi — 10 — Moni koHi na Mereana Kuku O Z — Na Tunuiarangi, i tukua kia Te Huinga 10 — — Huihui katoa £41 —
Te A raw a. £ S D. Tuhourangi 0 — — Tiini "VVaata Rimini 2 — — Mita Taburuhuru 2 — — (Te Hahi) Rotorna 8 — — Te Maru Te Ranapia ] — — Mariana Make 1 — — Reweti Whatanui 10 — Tapuika o — — Rangiwewehi 2 — — Te Wbeoro 10 — Huihni katoa £22
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Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 35, 30 April 1913, Page 7
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122Te Ripoata o Nga Moni. Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 35, 30 April 1913, Page 7
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