Ko nga pukapuka katoa mo tenei nupepa me tuhi mai Id a "Te Korimako, kei Akarana, Pouaka Poutapeta 270.'' taia a Te Korimako ia marama, ia marama, a ka takua 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. E 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. 'anui.—Ki te mea ka tukua mai kia taia ki tenei nupepa he kupu whakaatu mo te marenatanga, mo te whanautanga, mo te hemonga, o te tangata me takai marire mai te hereni kotahi. He pane-kuini te moni tika.
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Korimako, Issue 5, 13 July 1882, Page 1
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141Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Korimako, Issue 5, 13 July 1882, Page 1
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