PANUI. REREWE WHARE KAI, HEKITINGI. Kai, i nea haora katoa, He Hapa, Tio He Ika, Tikaokao, kei konei. katoa ima kai, e pirangitia ana. Haere mai ki to koutou, hoa kia. HONE TEERA, Ranpratira o tenei whare. HAERMAI HAEREMAI, K !.<:• Jwi Maori kia whakahuatia koutou c :f\ w. I TE TAHA 0 TE TARI OTE BUIA NUPEPA MAORI HEHITINGI. PANUI. 3STO WAITAKA. Me ona hoa te toa pai ki to tango pukapuka, Nupepa tuhifuhi. Pene koriana mo era mea atu. KI NCA TANGATA 0 HERETAUNGA HE PANUITANGA TENEI KIA. >Johio ai koutou kuo, whakatuheratia e au taku whare Putin e t&ta ana kite whare Tiata Hehitingi. Me haere mai koutou kia au kite tangata nnna, te whare iti ake te utu i Haki Pei. NA HONE TATA RAN A. PANUI. HAIMONA, tangata ote whare mahikoti, Wakena, iemtingi, ksi au. e tnkoto t6 tini, paki ni<? tsru nn*<i oiiraniiitia ana< e te tangata, meliemea ka pakaru o koutou Kiki, haeremai liomai kia mahia, ina ano hoki nun Wakena kei to koutou hoa kei a W. HAIMONA, HEHITINGI.
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Issue 5, 8 April 1893, Page 1 (Supplement)
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176Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Huia Tangata Kotahi, Issue 5, 8 April 1893, Page 1 (Supplement)
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