Kapu whakaatu ki nga tangata e whai hipi ana.
“TE TURE KARAREHE, 1893.” Te Tari Whakahaere Tikanga mo nga Mahi Whenua, ... - . Poneke, 14 Pepuere, 1895. , Me kaua raw a e robe te mahi tipi Hipi i ia tau, i ia tau. Hipi e pangia ana e te mate kutu papa hipi, kupu hipi ranei. , . Tekiona 42. Ko ia tangata, ko ia tangata e whailnpi ana me hpi i ana hipiJmru ™-r roa, hipi hawhe-kaihe ranei e haere ana i runga ie we e P . ahei te ’ i-tirotiro Hipi te whakaroa Hanuere mete 30 o nga ra o Men la tau, iia • g enff ari kaua taua whakaroanga e neke ake ite atu ite .™. e tipi ai taua tangata whai h p p ’ Ka g a h e i kia tonoa kia utua e taua tangata whai , i mo.ra.Tna, o Hanuere. iva anei kicu
ono-tekau nga ra ki mua max o . . hini nga moni kia kaua e nui ake ite rua hereni mo ia hipi, mo ia mi a or
JOHN D. RITCHIE, Tino Kai-tirotiro Hipi.
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Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 7, 21 February 1895, Page 92
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175Kapu whakaatu ki nga tangata e whai hipi ana. Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 7, 21 February 1895, Page 92
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