A T E N E, (S. H. Manbon,) TOAKIIPA, WHANGANUI TAONE. Pai akc nga taonga o tona toa i nga whare pena katoa a TE IKA-A-MATJI, me to ngawari rawa hoki nga utu 1!! rp E O T I I I H I, (G. C. Bees,) KAIWHA KA MA ORI l TE RITENGA O NGA TURE WHENUA MAORI, Whaxgantti. gOWHATU J) OUN AMU. KO ARAPETA KEINORA, (Alfred Reynodds,) Kai-oro KOWHATT7 POUKAMTT i rungai te MAMAOA-AHI, Kei Akapeta Turn, Akarana, Ko te More-pounamu, ko te Kuru-taringa, ko te .fcleitiki, e Kanikania ana, e Orooroa ana, ina tonoa mai e te tangata. E tapatapahia ana, e orooroa ana, e whakamaenenetia ana te Kowhatu-pounamu, mete Kowhatakinpaka ki nga ahua katoa e paingia ana e te tangata minamina ki tera hanga. J^" GA MIRA A-WAPU HURI PARAOA. Atewae manako at koe ki tanei hanga kite Paraoa Pai, peka mai nei kite PARANI KARAUXA (Crown) PAR AMI HAMIONA (Champion) PARANI KANIRIPA (Cantab) Etabi o nga peke 100 patina ki roto, e 50 patina i etahi. THORNTON, SMITH, & FIRTH (HOHAIA),KUINI TlßtTli AKARAKA,
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Korimako, Issue 9, 13 November 1882, Page 4
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176Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Korimako, Issue 9, 13 November 1882, Page 4
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