-pi pORTER & Kai-uia-mai i nga hanga katoa e meatia ana ki ie Mahi, kiteNgakiwhenua, E HAPU NUI ANA I A KATOXJ Nga PARAU RINO a Te Honapi, a Te Hauata he KOTJKOTI, he MARIPI, me era atu hanga e tapiritia ana kite Parau He PARAU RAKAU no Amerika me anatapiri. He hira nga Parau penei kua hokina ki nga Maori o te Tai-rawhiti. He RAKARAKA RINO, RAKAU hoki He RAKURAKU AHUA ke (Randall's Disc). Ko nga tino kai-mahi-pamu o tenei takiwa kua rere ki tenei tu Parau mo o ratou whenua i naianei. He MIHINI TAPAHI-KAKAU-WITI, ma te Ringa etahi e huri, ma te Hoiho tetahi, ma te Mamaoa tetahi Mo ana MIHINI, tenei ano nga mea d ta te Hoiho MTHINI-PATU-WITI a-ringi etahi, a-hoiho etahi MTHINI KOWHA - KANGA, WHAKATOTOKANGA MTHINI RUI PURAPURA a-ringa, a-hoiho hoki He TIKI MAREKANA, TIKI ma te TAMARIK3 He KAHERU KOTA HAIRA, he PURAU TARUTARU, he PURAU RIWAI He MARIPI HAIRA RARAUHE, me nga KAKAU, he KARAUNE, he RAKARAKA He PATITI, mea mo nga AWA KERI, he WIRI POU-TAIEPA KAKAU-TIKI, KAKAU-KAHERU, KAKAURAKARAKA He WAEA-TAIEPA me nga WHAKARAWA He OUMU, he KOHUA WAE-TORU He PUNGA, he HAE-ROA, he RORAKA He TAO WERO-KAPIA, he MARIPI A-KAPIA He PERE KAU, he PORTA IHU POAKA Ka Whahaaturia uga utu ina pataia, KO TE MANGANGATANGA O TENEI TOA KEI WAIAU. E. Porter & Co., QUINI TIRITI ME HAI TIBITI AKARANA.
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Korimako, 14 September 1882, Page 7
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229Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Korimako, 14 September 1882, Page 7
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