PANUI. kin muhara njra hoa ki tonoi kin tohu tohu ki tij-rti I'olii Jlaliitn. mo a k<mttm l'i*i>tv. Koi tnkua noatia ki to Hi> niiihu nyra rota wliaka atii moto iifiaroo iijrsi. I'opa. kua tao iuai. Ho imi to rani rum i pamni kin ahau m<> tonoi alr.ia. Mooi ttiku ho I'oiii ntti inuru I'opa o rmijiii ito injroa. K takoto noi i lokti riunua. Xato Ktita. Koto utu moto iH'jKi noi ito tan. kolaiii jjauna, kite ttiku inai to tanji-ata i tana j»tum:v, ilu I'ohi, two Ivoli'ua rawa, ka ttiku mai: koto Ria lliaia JUttiuia, Ktita o Hnia, • Hcliitinjjri Xej>ia. WHAKAMAHARA KINGA HOA TUHI MAI. Ki to t.ulii rota mai hoa hoi utanjja ki to tatou maun, mo tuhi ki to tuha kotuhi atiako i> to IVpa, kdiiii o tuhia kimra talia o rua n to wharanjri kutahi o to l'opa. Mo tonoi alma mi>nf.'!i kai whakanohonoho rota, ho nioa taumalia kia ratuti to i>ora.
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Issue 21, 14 October 1893, Page 1
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156Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Huia Tangata Kotahi, Issue 21, 14 October 1893, Page 1
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