KO TE NIUPdfcA MAORI. EI te Turei tuatabCT|Fte niarama ka taia te taha raaori o te Kai-h hakamataara o hg\ nvi erua, he inea huihui nga korero o nga wiki o te marama u mua. Ko te utu mo te niupepa kotahi, etoru peoe. Ko nga pukapuka katoa ki U Kai-uha-kumutuara me kawe mai kite whare o nra kai-ta pukapuka o Wireiiuiiana raua ko WiRIHINA. Akarana, Hepetema y, IS 18.
E taia ana te Kai-mataaHU o nga iwi erua hei nga Tairei katoa, —ko te taha Pakeha ko te taha maori. Ko nga ut t mo nga kai-tango erua tekau raa ono hercni ite tau katahi. K ono nga hereni ine te hikipene mo nga marama etoru ; e hikipene ino te nivpepa kotahi. Ko nga kipu Kiranga kan«'a.—Erua he* reni mete hikipene nga utu mo nga rarangi e warn, ina taia : mo nga rarangi e maha atu i enei, etna ngapene mo te rarangi kotahi. Ko nga pukapuka katoa kite Kui-mataara me kai\e mai kite whare o nga kai*ta pukapuka o Wjremuh \na raua ko Wirjhana kei Akarana.
Tskms or Subscription :—Six ShiUingsSs Sixpence per Quarter, in advance. .Single numbers, Sixpence. AdvlutisemenTs ;4SBk Shillings and Six-peace for the first every hue additional—haln>rice qjfter first insertion. The Anolo-Maori is regularly for» warded to the oilier settlements in this Colony; to New South Wales, Van Diemen's Land, South Australia, and Groat Britain.
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Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 22, 21 September 1848, Page 4
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230Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 22, 21 September 1848, Page 4
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