TE UTU O TE WUURU.
lino nui atu te utu o te wuuru inaianei. Katahi ano ka taea tenei utu mo nga tau e 20 kua pahure ake nei. I a Tihema 1898 i penei te utu mo ia ahua, mo ia ahua, wuuru: Hawhe-purere (Cross-bred) pai ... Bfd. Hawhe-purere ahua kino Marina (merino) ... ... ... gj] Nga utu o enei ahua wuuru inaianei:— Hawhe-purere pai ... ... II( j_ ,Hawhe-purere ahua kino gid] Marina ... ... ... _ I2( j" (Ko nga utu i runga ake nei , mo te pauna ‘ lb’ J. Ko enei utu i runga ake nei no te makete whakamutunga o Ranana. I whakaurua ai e matou ki roto o ta tatou pepa, na runga i te tono mai a nga kai-tautoko o Te Pipiwharauroa. Tetahi e tino mohio ana matou he rongo pai tenei kite hunga whakatipu hipi. H. K. te Awarau.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 20, 1 October 1899, Page 10
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138TE UTU O TE WUURU. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 20, 1 October 1899, Page 10
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