Tari Whahahaere i te Mahi Whakaako, Poneke, Oketopa 1, 1886. ME tae mai nga tono-a-pukapuka (tender) ki tenei tari i IVI mua mai a tae atu kite 12 o nga haora ite awatea o te 30 o nga ra o tenei marama ano, mo te mahi hanga i tetahi Whare Kura mete Whare mo te Kai-whakaako i Taita e tata ana ki Dargaville (i Kaipara) me Te Matai e tata ana ki Tauranga. Ka kitea nga whakaahua o te hanganga o nga whare &c., i nga tari o te Kai-whakahaere i nga mahi rori &c. o te Kaute i Dargaville, o nga Kai-whakawa o Tauranga o Opotiki hoki, mete Tari o nga Mahi Nunui o te Koroni i Akarana; me tono atu hoki ki aua tari nga ahua o ng.a tono-a-pukapuka (tender). E pai ana ano te patu mai i te tono-a-pukapuka (tender} ki te waea, mehemea ia kua tae atu te tino tono-a-pukapuka (tender) i taua wa tonu ano ki tetahi o aua tari kua kor’erotia i mua ake nei. E kore e kiia ka whakaaetia te tono-a-pukapuka (tender) i iti iho nei te utu i etahi, tetahi ranei o aua tono.
WM. JAS. HABENS.
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Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 46, 7 October 1886, Page 225
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