roa alu o te tau kotahi, ma te kai whakarite o te Peke ekaranga he utu nui atu. ADAM Buuxks, Kai-wbakaiite. Poneke, Hurae 13, 1858. Art nya ritenga c ulmkamonilia ai nga pitkapuka tuhituhi c te Peke. Mo nga marama e >vha £2 13s. 4d., mo te £IOO. Mo nga marama e ono £o mo te £IOO. Ko te ritenga e rite ai nga moni tuku noa, nga whakahoutanga pukapuka ranei, kia 10 pauna mo te rau kotahi mo roto i te tan. ho nga til a irhakutuputupa. Mo nga moui takolo noa, ura, ko nga toenga o ia marama, £2 mu ia rau, mo te tau kotahi. Mo nga moni e waiho 'tonu mo nga marama e toru, £3 mo ia rau Iva 6 nga marama £4 " " 12 " £;j " " Ko nga utu mo nga pukapuka kawe moni hi tawuki. Ki Ravaxa, kia GO nga ra o muri iho ote tacnga atu kite taugata utua ai, £1 mo te rau pauna. Kia 30 nga ra, £! 10s. mo te rau pauna. Ki Atareria, kia 3 nga ra o muri iho o te taenga atu ka utua ai, £ 1 mo te ran.
HE PAIIAU. TENEI nga parau pai mo tenei whenua kei te takoto i te To a o Tipene i Poueke. Rere ke aua te tu o tetahi i to tetahi. Poneke,
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 50, 25 October 1858, Page 1
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221Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 50, 25 October 1858, Page 1
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