PANUITANGA. Kite Etita ote Pipi, TTI HOA tukua atu enei korero ruarua J—J hei whakatupato kite hunga e haere ana mai ki roto o taku rohe, noho mohio ai. He arai naku kia kaua e tahutahu noa i roto o taku rohe, i te mea ko te ture tahutahu kua takoto noa atu, he ture nui tonu tena. Ko toku rohe. Ko Tarakeha kite Hanauru, Ko Tokaroa Teihana kite rawhiti. Na ko te tangata ko nga tangata ranei e tahutahu ana i roto o tenei rohe ka whainatia kite ma puana (£5) He wehi kei wera ano aku urupa i te ahi mete whakatitohea ano i te whenua i roto i taku rohe. Na to hoa, 27/4/1903. TAMARANGI KINGI. Hei te niutunga o tenei tau mutu a te mah a te Popa, kai-tirotiro o nga kura Maori.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 64, 1 June 1903, Page 7
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