The promoters of the Korimako desire to provide for the Maoris an instructive and healthful literature. The price has been made within the reach of aIL Assistance from Europeans who have the welfare of the Native race at heart, in bringing the nature of the paper "properly before the minds of the latter, will be most heartily appreciated. All communications to this paper are. to be addressed to "Te Korimako, Auckland, Post Office Box 270." Ko nga pukapuka katoa mo tenei hupepa me tuhi mai ki a "Te Korimako, kei Akarana, Pouaka Poutapeta 270." Ka taia a Te Korimako ia marama, ia marama, a ka tukua atu ki nga tangata e tuku moni mai ana, e rua hereni mo te tau. Me tuku mai te moni mo te tau i te timatanga. The Korimako is to be issued once each month, the price to be two (2) shillings per year postage paid. Europeans wishing to subscribe can do so by addressing "Te Korimako, P.O. Box 270," or by leaving their subscriptions with Messrs. Champtaloup & Cooper, Stationers, No. 76 Queen-street.
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Korimako, Issue 3, 16 May 1882, Page 1
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179Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Korimako, Issue 3, 16 May 1882, Page 1
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