STASSOA. ■i»)n«»wiW:'<j.»'..*^;n.iT..i*r^re i oto rr ! a n £ aro ite 1 o nga t& o Oketopa 1878. Ko ana hoiho e toru bo te utu mo te hoiho kotahi panna uaa kiteae totaoerata..- K<Lhn«t.n o .«n tntoVn - normo mo 1 ~bht- _ata an ta J JB B "Wffi i JKfetaor.e wwonana -ta»gallWfeaPrkite«lia hoiho,aK "S 3 te mea kotahi ranei o aua hoiho, kite kore ia e kaha kite nan mai, me whakaatu mai, maku e tiki atu kite kaainga o te tangata nana i kite, maku e hoatu te ~kttenss,neoi tena. Ko parani R OP. tetahi he pnhinahina, he taane, ko nga tan e ono. NATE ROORE RANGIBBU-EAv Pokitaone, Noema 5, 1878. r OST, from Himatangi, Foxton, Three Horses on the fst each if brought to Mr. White at his~ Hotel at'FSxton.'" 'Any one finding same if they will inform me will be rewarded, and I will come and fetch them, ROORE, RANGIHEUEA> Foxton., ','■'• " '■ ' y PANUI KI TE IWINTJIKATOA. "E mea atu tenei na maua na Tebeixa raua ko KahiTAXA, kua" ttr tar -man Toa Hoko Kakahn i Nepia, i tawahi ake otePaparakanta hon i Hehitinga Tiritij ahe ooano tini a maua Potae. Kaone, Teltena, Tarantete, Wekete JSooro. AihiJia-, me. nga kakahn . katoa e kakahuria aDa e te taane, e te wahine, e te tamariki.. He kai tuitui kakahu ano ta matou/ a kite pai te Icai "hoko me tuitui ona kakahu e in IriO. OTrt noi .a! +c* alina '-mail +*> lr A Vn 1»* i — A~ i_ 66"; J ' ;"'" '»' 'SA" TET4EINA'fciUA4co KAHITAnW PANUITANGfcA* whakawa ratou. ko -iaua; Komiti"mb~tetahi ham i whakawakia ki Te H*iikeTte* 16 on^a ? ra^O*£c^p^,i : 'te?!au 1878. Ko fcW ilrtike* €> tana whakawa mo nga Tuna o Te ItotoakiW pokanoatia e tetahi tangata i rungai te ture fahul 6 tana Roto. E hara nei i te mea whakamekia mahia anaj taua L whakawa ko Renata Kawepo, Arihi te Nahu, Watene Hapnku, "Renata Pukututu ana Koto manr m e"mntr fler6~*aTt> criti whakarite kia mahia, ka TEfaere ai te katoa kite mahi, kite .wludmudAetaiiLiintim : ia hingaae tore Si a ia. . .^. ~ - ; jr\ renata KAWEP'd; ' : ''" arm'WM'Htf: * * TE WATENE &&S-&K&, RENATA-PUKUTUTU. Te Hanke, Oketopa^3 y qß|B.. r , E HEREBT? give notice,'that we have b'eld a meeting nftTrTTnnTrfi on t^fitl^.fttthipjp.^WiA^^^^Bgcji, .to some one having taken the Eelßout of the LafceTßcto "a-Kiwa £5 a^WS K«eepo„-Arph}; watene Hapuku, »naT RenataT'nkututu as guardians of that UKU, " ; 7 "'• RENATA" FUSUTU'yGr.'
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Wananga, Volume 5, Issue 46, 16 November 1878, Page 580
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391Page 580 Advertisements Column 1 Wananga, Volume 5, Issue 46, 16 November 1878, Page 580
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