TARAMANA ME TE TAMA, TE'WHARE RINO I RARO MAI 0 TE. POUTAPETA. Kite hanga Whare koe! Tenei nga mea fr . rite ana. Kite hanga taiepa koe! Tenei nga mea e rite ana. Kite pupuhi manu Kararehe koe! Tenei nga mea e rite ana. He tangata he wahine marae koe! TeneF nga tini tini mea e rite ana. Hopukiatetaima! I te wa e iti anateutu motemoni.
PAORA ME ONA HOA.— (PAUL & Co.) HAAPU KAKAHU I TE PITO 0 T£ - - PIRITL - - Kei au nga tino kakahu mo ia ahua mo ia ahna, Te Hum Kaingaru, Paraikete, Horo, nga hutu kakahu,. nga kaate. Nga kakahu Wahine, o ia ahua. E meiha ana au i nga hutu tino par rawa. Haere mai ko nga po tenei o te Takurua mete powhiriwhiri ano ki te ringaringa kia whiwhi ai koe.
F. KOURAMANA. TANGATA hokohoko taonga tuarua kua oti te kakahu te mahi oia ahua oia ahua mete hoko mai ano i nga mea katoa aha koa heaha heaha mai ite ngira tae atu kite haika. Whatiganui.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 31, 2 August 1898, Page 8
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171Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 31, 2 August 1898, Page 8
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