KUPU APITI
(SCHEDULE) — continued.
Rarangi Tuatahi. (First Column.) Rarangi Tuarua. (Second Column.) Rarangi Tuatoru. (Third Column.) Rarangi Tuawha. (Fourth Column.) Rarangi Tuarima. (Fifth Column.) „ 1b 5b 2 .. Whokatane Hatarei, 3 Noema Saturday, 3rd November), 1928 10 o nga haora i te ata (10 a.m.) Kia riihitia tenei whenua ki a Elizabeth Wardlaw, or te Waimana, mo nga tau 15 timata mai i te tahi o Pepuere, 1929, ko te reti £1 6s. i te eka i te tau. (That land be leased to Elizabeth Wardlaw, of Waimana, for 15 years from 1st February, 1929, at the rental of £1 6s. per acre per annum.) Rota (Lots) 61, 118, me (and) wahi Rota (part Lots) 119 me (and) 120, wahanga C, Pariha o (Parish of) Matata ?? • • Kia riihitia tenei whenua ki a Mita Makiha, o Te Teko, mo nga tau e rima ko te reti 10s. i te eka i te tau. (That land be leased to Mita Makiha, of Te Teko, for five years at the rental of 10s. per acre per annum.)
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Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 42, 18 October 1928, Page 525
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173KUPU APITI Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 42, 18 October 1928, Page 525
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