KEI AKARANA. HE PARAU HE RAKARAKA HE KOMUKU KAANGA HE TERA HOIHO HE PARAIRI HE OMURINO HE KAHERU HE HO KAPIA HE TINI-PARAU HE TINT-OKIHA HOKI HE KANI RAKAU HE PURUPURU [He mea wiiakarite marie e Ta Ata Korano, TE KAWANA O NICT TIRENI.] W. H. A Z A E, D, (W. H. HAHARA,) KAI-HANGA PIT, 16 6 A KUINI TI BIT I, AKARANA, He whakaatu tenei ki nga hoa tangata Maori, kei i a au te tini o Te Pu, te JBaura, te Para7ie, te IVJiitiki Hota, mete tini noa atu ote hanga pera e minamioatia ana e nga Kai-puhipuM, a, ko te utu, lie ngawari noa iho. NA T. RAUA KO S. MQRENA ME TA RAUA KAMUPENE, KEI AKARANA. Mo te Pu Mangai Tahi Mo te Tupara Mo te Purukumu £2T Ko te rawekeweke mo tera hanga mo te Pa i runga i te turingongengonge, i te katipuhi, mo nga hauatanga o te Pu i ana mamate katoa, ka oti tika, i runga i te tsre, i te utu ngawari.
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Korimako, Issue 20, 15 October 1883, Page 11
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172Page 11 Advertisements Column 2 Korimako, Issue 20, 15 October 1883, Page 11
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