KUPU APITI.
(SCHEDULE.)
Rarangi Tuatahi. (First Column.) Rarangi Tuarua. (Second Column.) Rarangi Tuatoru. (Third Column.) Rarangi Tuawha. (Fourth Column.) Rarangi Tuarima. (Fifth Column.) Murimotu 1b 2 Whanganui 1 o nga ra o Maehe (1st March), 1929 2.30 o nga haora i te ahiahi (2.30 p.m.) Ko te utu e homai nei e te Karauna, e rua hereni me te hikipene (2s. 6d.) i te eka hei hoko i taua whenua i tetahi wahi ranei kia whakaaetia. (That an offer made by the Crown to purchase the land or any part thereof for the sum of 2s. 6d. per acre shall be accepted.) Wahi Murimotu 3b 2 5? Ko te utu e homai nei e te Karauna, tekau hereni (10s.) i te eka, hei hoko i tetahi wahi o taua whenua, kia tata ki te 140 eka, kia whakaaetia. (That an offer made by the Crown to purchase part of the said land containing approximately 140 acres at the price of 10s. per acre shall be accepted.)
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Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 4, 31 January 1929, Page 53
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166KUPU APITI. Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 4, 31 January 1929, Page 53
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