P A N UITANGA WHAKA. "TE KORIMAKO. katoa 1 tautokona ai a TE KORIMAKO 1 te tan tuatahi, a e pai ana kia tautokona x te rua o nga tau 1 te 1883. tukua max e tena, e tena, tana Rua HereniTi te pane Knini ra nei, x te Ota-moni ra nei kia kn j ai te manu nei i nga hna-rakau o tenei tauhou. Me ata whakaatu mai ki tenei knpn nga hereni tuku Idte reta —mo te Tau Tuahua. Te take kei moehewatia, kei whakaarohia he mom whin mai na te tangata noa atu. w HAKA. —" TE KORIMAKO." He ki atu tenei kei poka te tangata kite tuku hiriwa, koura ra nei ki nga reta anga mai ki a TE KORIMAKO, te take, ka weititia, a, ka riro atu, i runga i te ture. tetahi walii o nga moni hiriwa. koura, ite Poutapeta tonu. Engan te Tiaki, cranei te Ota-moni, crangi te Pane-Kuini, te noti. He kai-maoa te hiriwa raua ko te koura, koia i puta ai tera pepeha—"Mata -w'lmvhia, maoa riro ke."
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Korimako, Issue 15, 15 May 1883, Page 8
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175Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Korimako, Issue 15, 15 May 1883, Page 8
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