F. W. lua, ME OnA HOA. KAI WHAKAEMI TAONGA He hntn mo nga tane me nga taniariki. He nni te paraikete o ia alma. Nga hooro papai. Nga piwhi. me nga hiraka, nga Kakahu mo nga v.ahine, me nga Kotiio o ia ahna, nga jiotae o ia alma. Haere mai, lie iti noa iho te utn Pataia, He tino immio tenei korero 1 Tamarana Me Te Tama, TE W HARE RING I RARQ MAI 0 TE POUT A PET A. Ki ia hauga Wliare koe I Tenei nga meae rite ana. Kite lianga taiepa koe ! Te«t*i nga mea e vite ana. Kite pupmlu inann KarareUe kon! Teiiei nga mea e rit<? ana. He tangaba he wall inn marae koe! Tenei nga tini tini mea e rite ana. Hopukia tetainial I te wa e iti ana te- ittr. mo te moni. J. H. Tenetini, KAI KATIKATI MAHUNGA. E lioko ana ah an i nga paipa mo te ntn iti raw a, lie \nirn ;uk> hoki mo te tupeka HeTikarnti t« 15 mote
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 40, 6 October 1898, Unnumbered Page
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171Unnumbered Page Advertisements Column 2 Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 40, 6 October 1898, Unnumbered Page
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