HE KIWI! HE KIWI hiahia ana Id etahi Kiwi kia hopukia mai e koutou—hei te mea ora. Kei te pai o te manu te ritenga mo nga utu : otira, ko te utu ano tenci o pai ai au : Mo tc viea rahi £2 0 0 Mo te mea iti 1 0 0 Ma te pai ote manuka whakanuia ai nsra utu, ma te kino ka whakaititia • • • ai. A, e pai ano kia maha nga kiwi —kia rua te kau noa atu —e bokoa katoatia e au. Na Te Pura. Poneke, 4 o Pepuere, 1858.
HE KOURA nuiana liga utu e homai ana e ratou. Ko te Pociu re a, (Wm. Bowler, Son & Co.) Ko enei hoki, — Ko Tuat: ratou ko Kinirohi ma, (Stuart Kinross & Co.) Poueke, i7o Hepeteraa, 1557.
I'ANUITANGA. TE HO ILi 0 koi te baere i Rangi- [ tikei nei. E whangatau o taua boiho; ko te ahua be whero. E haere lahi ami me tana kuao. Me haere ruai tctishi taugata nona tetahi boiho kua ngaro, kite titiro : kite tikanona ka whakaae au kia riro atu i a ia te boiho nci mc tana kuao. Ko nga utu mo te hopuranga, mo te ahatanga ranei, manaano e whakarite. NA RAUPARAHA TE RINGA Rangitikei, 16 o Pcpuerc, IS-38.
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 27, 10 May 1858, Page 1
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209Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 27, 10 May 1858, Page 1
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