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1) The document is dated March 9th, 2013 and discusses a lesson on Māori pronunciation and vocabulary words from a region including Rata, Mauao, and Ootanewainuku. 2) It includes a riddle "He nui taku ihu, He kowhai ahau, Ko wai au?" and the phone number 721 to call to answer. 3) It lists the house points for attendance and scrap metal collection for various weeks, with Purple house currently winning with 135 points total.
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