NGA MANA O TE AO.
KUA oti te tuhi e te Tari rhakahaere i pa manuao o Iparani tana ripoata \hakaatu i te ahua o pa moni i vhakapaua e te Kawanatapa i tenei tau mo pa manuao. Kei roto ano boki i taua ripoata pa moni a era atu o pa mana nunui i \hakapau ai mo a ratou na manuao. Ko pa \hika e man ake nei he mea tapo mai no taua ripoata, hei \hakaalu ki a tatou i te nui o pa moni i \hakapaua e pa mana nei mo na manuao : T • - £ Iparapi 44,882,047 Marikena ... ... 26,584,571 Tiamani ... ... 22,031,788 Wiwi ... ... 16.705,382 Ruhia ... ... 13,270,376 Tiapani ... ... 8,803,015 Itari ... ... 8,079,940 Ahiteria ... ... 5,152,382 \ Hui katoa ... 147,509,501 Kua tata inaianei kite 2000 pa tau ote \hakapono kite rhenua, kaore ano te tapata i \hakapono noa kite kino o tenei mea ote \ha\hai.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 162, 1 October 1911, Page 10
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141NGA MANA O TE AO. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 162, 1 October 1911, Page 10
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