Panui.—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 tarigata me takai marire mai te hereni kotahL He pane-kuini te moni tika. \ " He Kupu Whakaatu. —Kite hiahia etahi kia hokona he mea i runga i nga Panui taonga o tenei nama o Te Korimako, me whiu te ingoa o Te Korimako ki nga pukapuka tono, te take kia mau ai nga Panui a nga Pakeha kite nupepa nei, na te mea, he utu ta nga Pakeha mo aua Panui. The Korimako is to be issued once each month, the price to be two (2) shillingsper 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. -• Ko nga pukapuka katoa mo tenei nupepa me tuhi. mai ki. a "Te Korimako, kei Akarana, Pouaka Poutapeta 270.'' All communications- to this paper are to be addressed to "Te Korimako, Auckland, Post Office Box 270."
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Korimako, Issue 11, 15 January 1883, Page 1
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177Page 1 Advertisements Column 3 Korimako, Issue 11, 15 January 1883, Page 1
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