MARAMATAKA, APERIRA.
Ra 12 ka hua te marama iih, 48m. a.m. Ra 28 ka mate te marama ih. im. a.m.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 61, 1 March 1903, Page 12
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362MARAMATAKA, APERIRA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 61, 1 March 1903, Page 12
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