MO TE HOKO. He tino paitikara na Tamihana i'eke te taimaha 25 pauna. Ko te utu te £l4. Uia inaianei kia. J. B. Ewiti, Ritiwei Tiriti J. L. STEVENSON, . (Tiemi Mititi.) E MOHIO ANA NGA MAORI KATOA KI TOKU HAAPU. He tini tini noaiho nga ahua kai kei ahau haere mai kia kite, kia tirotiro ki tau i pai ai, nau te whakatauki. Kia kite kanohi r kei rongo korero. AROPETA KITINI, KEM ETI. Noku te whai;e. Rongoa tuatahi ,e ; .piki mai a£ kite Awenu. He maha aku rongoa e. kaha. ana mo nga mate me nga mamae epa ana kiteIwi Maori. He rongoa Homopatiki ano kei au. Mo Taare Maata. E hoko ana i nga ahua ika i nga ra katoa, kei tepito ki tera taha o te Piriti toku whare. 1. KARINMA. Kai Hanga Rohi, Keke, &c, >c. E mohio ana nga Maori ki toku iiaapu kei rawahi mai o nga puni Mao^-i. E. EURUMUPIRITI, —KAI HANGI ROHI KEKE.— E mohio ana nga Maori ki toku haapu ker-. te taha ki Putiki.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 24, 14 June 1898, Page 8
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174Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 24, 14 June 1898, Page 8
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