KEITE WIIARE PARIKI o TE MITERE E HOKO ANA, NGA TAONGA NEI,IIEMUA UI'UA MAI 1 INGARAM, He Paraikcte He Paraikete taura huruhuru He Taura raranga He Hate ma He Hate maori He Hate puru He Peka \\ero He Kepu, he mea paraihi He Mira, meauira iiui, he purutanga ma He Puka He Kapu He Tuki He Patiti He Puru He Wairu He Tatari paraihi He Toronaihi He Kohua He Maripi He Omu He Parae He Raka Pouaka He Raka Kuwaha He Kani rakau He uimviri iiui He Haika Kaipukc He Mekameka He Taura He Hera He Tu He Pitf He Kamnpahi He Peta He llinu He Paiahi Apenra 21, IS 18. vc
The Anglo-Maoui Warder, is published every Tutsday. Trn:ts oi Subscription I Twenty-eight Shillings per annum, or Seven Shillings per Uuartcr, payable in advanei' Single mnnbers>, seven-pence. ADVi.uiiiKME.NTs:—Two Shillings ami -NX-pence fur the lirst eight lines, of and t»vo-pcucv fyr e\cr> lint* additional. All Orders, Advertisement*, i ml communication* to ilk r.«liiur,.trc requested to be addressed to tbis office. Written orders only attended to.
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Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 2, 2 May 1848, Page 4
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175Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 2, 2 May 1848, Page 4
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