T. & S. M OKKIN & C°" Kai-hoko Taonga Riao, KUINI TIRITI, AKARANA, ILai-uta ntai I nga taonga Jcatoa i runga i tera tu hang a i te Mahi-whenua trie nga mea hirahira o nga Mihini. He Parau He Rakuraku He Mihini He Pirlrl Paraoa He Mihini Tima He Mihini Kaha ae i te Hoiho MiMna Kotinga, haira hoki Mihini Takatakai Tuaina Rakaraka Hoiho Whakararangi Kanga Whakatoto Kaiiga Me nga taonga katoa mo te Panra tse noa:ki "YThare. esr Ata takai ai'nga taonga t te tukunga at ki nga kaiHoko. H. VS. K 0 H N (TE KANE,) Kai-kanga Wati, Kai-raweke i nga Taonga Koura, Hiriwa, AHA, AHA. KUINI TIRITIi AKARANA. W. H. F E H T 0 N (TE PENETANA,) Kai-hanga Potae, Taunapi, Kiepa, ATT A, AHA, <- KAI-HANGA ffIEA HIRAKAffIA NGA RANGATIRA, 78, KUINI TIRITI, 78, (Kei ravrahi atu o te Wliare-PereM o te "Harara,") AKAK USTA, N.Z.
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Korimako, Issue 14, 14 April 1883, Page 10
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147Page 10 Advertisements Column 2 Korimako, Issue 14, 14 April 1883, Page 10
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