PANOTTANGA. WAHIE! WAHIE! HE WAHIE MA KOUTOTJ. E? k^ ltorero me miri haere i nga t%ha tika o ? I^re tae noa kite Peti huri n ° a mai J vWinoki Huri noa kite taone haere noa ki tao .ißiaiu, JG*M*lre, H« Kakikayije Whinan, he Rata. Me nga wahie katoa kei toku toa etu ana! E nga- rangatira Pakeha, me nga iwi Pakehs e nga rangatira Maori tub nga iwi Maori, me haere mai kootop kite hoka f nga taonga o toku toa kei te Takapau e tu ana ko Tawhao, te ingoa o £3 155., (e torn patinn te kau marima herengi) mo te koori, kotahi ka ahu ake whakarunga. -_ ~ _ .. Na HTRAKA TUHTJA, Takapau, Aperira 21,1877. NOTIC E. Hrewood I Firewood ! Firewood! nabled to supply the following timber as FIREWOOD :—Matai, Tawa, Rimu, Maire Kahika (white pine), Whiaau, and Rata, at £Q 16s. per oord, at Takapau. H.IRAKA TUHUA, Takapau. April 21, 1877. HE PANUITANGA. HB panni tenei kia whakaatutia mai e kouton taku Kuru Pounamu hei Kaki, -e ono, e rima ranei te roa o tana Ponaamu, e torn inihi pea te rahi. I makere ki Nepia, i Hehitingi Tiriti, **«» ia <fc Maebe net, me hoa*u-e te Ungata nana i kite, km'~3taniera Ptitauhinu, kei Te Waiohiki,; mana e kptahi fiaaaa, £i, ki taJcai kite. „ -»-:■■ - NANIKORA ROTOHIKO. Hatepe, Wairoa, Aperira, 28, 1577. £1 Reward. I 'WILL to any one who may find and bring to me or to Raneira Tutauhiu, at Waiohiki, a GREEN STONE EAR DROP, which Host &t Napier, fn Hastings-street. *lt is five or six inches long. NTKORA ROTOHIKO. Hatepe, Wairoa, April 28, 2877. 12 PANUITANG-A. .te WJLNANGA kia kitea ai aga take-i he ai ahau, kite kor< malqj e yhaKaatt ngavtatte itarakiaa ai toko whakabacre i roto I.aga.tttaHlnr:Dga: Komiti, ki ata marama ai i a ratou i nga Komiti. Kate take he whakapae na te Raukahawai mo Hirini malaria, boihoi kiiea-e ng» tangata o te Raukabawai. a haere ana-a Hrrinii rungai tana hoiho, a kahore i "whakaaetiae ffiriai, tafai« taua hoiho, katobi ka kiia e nga Komiti kuabeate Ban&athtfwaa kite Tore, ka whakataua. ma te Raukafcawai e otu ki.te Komiti kotahi pauna £1 ma te Tare. ka m 4* abaav&aare, ma: nwa tahi te tekau ma-tahi, koia nei -te takfc" r h'iDga ai au. E pai ana. na te koutou hoa aroha to* hiuga. .•-'.• NA TE RANGINUI. Parawanm, Rangftikei. 5
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Wananga, Volume 4, Issue 21, 26 May 1877, Page 208
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