SAMUEL COOMBES & CO., He Mahi Teira tana, ha JFhalcahuihui Taputapu, Putveru, aha noa, 86, QUEEN STREET, 86, AUCKLAND. Me he mea, he Hiahia tou kia Riro Tika Tau Mom", ahu mai kia HAMUERA KUMA & CO., S6 Kuini Tieiti, akaRANA, nio taua Perc taonga e Rima nei Pauna ]iei Utu ; koia nei nga Taonga i Roto 1 Pea PARAIKETE PAPAI - 011 6 1 Pea HITI 0 7 0 6 TAORA 0 5 0 1 ROKU NUI, he Wuru - - 013 6 24 lari KAREKO MA, Horrock's B. 0 9 6 24 lari KAREKO MARO - -090 12 lari PARANENE MA - - 012 0 24 lari WINIHI PAI - - .0 13 6 24 lari UNIANA mo te HATE - 019 0 E hoko ana a HAMUERA KUMA & CO. i te TARAU MOHIKENA whai kara pai, te parani he Karauna, 7/6. He POWERU TAMARIKI (Suit), 8/6. He PUWERU TAMARIKI me nga TARAU he (Suii), 18/6 He (Suit) Tangata—TAßAU, KOUMA, me te KOTI PAI—3S/ SAMUEL COOMBES & CO., 86, QUEEN STREET, 86, AUCKLAND.
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Korimako, Issue 25, 15 March 1884, Page 11
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163Page 11 Advertisements Column 3 Korimako, Issue 25, 15 March 1884, Page 11
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