F. W, lua, mjs Oka Eoa. KAI WHAKAEMI TAONGA He htitii tane me nga hirnaviki. He nni te paraikete o in, alum. Nya lionro papiii. N«ra piwhi i.,c nga liimka, H-a Kakaim mo nya '.vaiiine. me nya Kotim <> ja alma, nga pot;ie <> ia aiiua. Haeie mai. lie it,i no i iliu le utu 1 ataia, Ho lino pono tenei korero ? Tamarana Me Te Tama, TK WHARE KINO I RARO MAI 0 TE POUTAPETA. Kite hanga Whare koe ! Tenei nga mea e rite ana. Kite lianga taiepa koe ! Tenei nga mea e rite ana. Kite pupuhi manu Kararehe koe! Tenei nga mea e rite ana. He tangata he wahine maiae koel Tenei uga tini tini mea e rite ana. Hopukia te taima! I te wa e iti ana te utu mo te moni. J. H. Tenetini, KAI KATIKATI MAHUNGA. E hoko ana ahau i nga paipa mo te utu iti rawa, he pena aiio hoki tno te tupeka HeTikareti te 15 mo te 6d. naku ano i mahi.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 41, 20 October 1898, Unnumbered Page
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167Unnumbered Page Advertisements Column 2 Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 41, 20 October 1898, Unnumbered Page
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