T. & S. M orrin * C O -' Kai-hoko Taonga Rino, KUINI TIRITI, Alt ARAN A, Rai-uta mai i nga taonga lecitoa i rung a i tera tu hanga i te Mahi-whemia me nga mea hirahira o nga Mihini. He Parau He Rakuraku He Mihini He Piriri Paraoa He Mihini Tima He Mihini Kaha ae i te.Hoiho Mihina Kotinga, haira hoki Mihini Takatakai Toaina Rakaraka Hoiho Whakararangi Kanga Whakatoto Kanga Me nga taonga katoa mo te Pamu tae noa kite Whare. SST Ata iakai ai nga taonga i te tukunga ai ki nga kai hoko. H. & S. K 0 H N (TE KANE.) Kai-hanga Wati, Kai-raweke i nga Taonga Koura, Hiriwa, AHA, ABA. KUINI TIRITI, AKABANA. W. H. F E s 1 0 N (TE PENETANA,) Kai-hanga Potae, Taunapi, Kiepa, AHA, AHA, KAI-HANGA HIEA HIRAKA IHA NGA RANGATIRA, 78, KUINI TIRITI, 78, (Kei ra-wahi atu o te "WTrare-Perehi o te " Harara, ) AKAR&NA, N.Z.
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Korimako, Issue 13, 15 March 1883, Page 10
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151Page 10 Advertisements Column 2 Korimako, Issue 13, 15 March 1883, Page 10
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