nana Porowota mete Kamupene. KAI MAHI HAIRA, WAINA, ME ERA ATU WAIIMU INU PERA. Etakatu ana matou »« hoko mai i„ga Maori i „ga Huarakau Katoa, Ara, Paramu Tere, iy. .*,. .... . -S.£' m ! A ?°«>, Kram, Waina, roe era atutinihua 4kau Mo u mai koutou kite patai mat ite utu. ma n 0 » mm tea e whakaatu w koutou taku Tari. Aramobo Rerewe Ptrfti.
McMASTERS & SHALDERS, DRAPERS & CLOTHIERS, NEXT; W. Eogg, Baker. MAKIMAHITA ME HOROHI, Henri te taonga Kakahu, me nga Kakahu kua o tetuirao tetangata. Kei ko atu taku whare ia W. OKHA, Peka rohira PIRIHITARA ME KORUMANA, pOIHA Monga Whanau Kotoa. Wikitoria Awanui, Whanganui. BRISTOL AND COLEMAN, AMI.LY "pUTCHERS Victoria Avenue, Wanganui. WHETAHORO Nga RuiEa Kairga kei kcutcu o Kamana mo : RITIWE TIRITI O WHANGANUI. ' Nga Kainga i/- hereni mo te tainga kotahi, he nu te purotu of nga hua rakau,' me nga keke, me nga ..rare.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 20, 17 May 1898, Page 9
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146Page 9 Advertisements Column 1 Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 20, 17 May 1898, Page 9
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