KARANGATIA! KARANGATIA! i \im\ju tjb HAERE NEI nga kaipuketaonga ~ a te HUTANA raua ko te EAWINI i roto i nga marama katoa. Heoti nei ano te whare e uta tika tonu mai ana i Ingarani i te hanga nei i te Paraikete, na reira hoki i iti ai te utu. Nga kahu liuruhuru o tenei whare mo te hotoke he mea uta tonu mai i Kotarani; nga hate, no Marikena tonu mai hoko. Ko te Tupeka o tenei whare he hira ke noa ake i to etahi whare te pai —kite tangohia ite pauna kofcahi ka hoatu noa he paipa hei purunga. Konga piwhi eiwa pene, tae kite 11 pene, mo teiari; he kara rnau—ki te mea ka whakamatauria tera e hoki tonu mai te tangata kite hoko. Ko nga kai katoa hoki kei konei e takoto ana; ko tc huka kaore he kirikiri i roto. nei; ehara ite mea tupu ake ite po kotahi mete harori te ahua. No konei hoki i nga ware ai te hoko ; he mohio hoki no ona tangata ki ana mahi, kite tango mai ite kahu pai, ite kahu iti te utu o rawaiii. Na te HUTANA raua ko te EAWANI. HE HOKO WHAKAWATEA-TANG-A!! TE RITE 0 KG A KAKAHU E HOEONA ANA INAIAKEI £6OO 0 ! ! ! TE TJTtT 0 NGA KAKAEU KATOA I TE WHAKE 0 TE PARAONE I NEPIA. jTO te PARAONE e mea atu ana kia ron»o i:L otm hoa maori, pakeha hoki, ko te wnakaiti rasva e ia nga utu o" ana taonga i roto i enei vviki e ono e takoto ake nei • he mea hoki kia we te pau atu i roto i tena takiwa ona taonga huhua kia watea toua whare mo ana hanga e haere mai nei mo te hotoke. Ka timata te hoko i te Parairei, te 3 o Maehe. WHARE HOKO KEI TUTAEKURI. ITE mea tenei naku kia rongo nga tangata • L - maori o Tutaekuri, o hea atu, kua tu i a maua ko taku hoa tetahi WHARE HOKO i ko atu ote Arawhata i Tutaekuri. Ka tangohia tonutia e maua nga TAONGA PAPAI katoa a te pakeha ara ; ' Nga kai, huka, ti, aha noa nei. Nga kahu lane, wahine, nga kakabu katoa hoki. iNga piwi kareko, nga kaone, nga aha noa atu. Nga paata, nga toki, nga hapara, nga mea rino katoa. Ko te utu o enei taonga katoa e rite tonu anaki to te taone, hei ravo iho ranei. |&ir Haere mai, mataJtitahitia. Na HEKITA PIKaKA ma.
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Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 46, 18 March 1865, Page 4
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414Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 46, 18 March 1865, Page 4
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