ADVERTISE IN 'te korimako; THE BEST MEDIUM FOR REACHING THE MAORI PEOPLE. '"piIIS paper has a LARGE CIRCULA--1 lON all over New Zealand, and readies ~>ciy Irtinr/u on the coa?t and in the interior. The following rates are charged for Advertisements : tl. Quarter Column, per month ... 3 0 Halt ~ 6 0 one » M ... 10 0 For .Births, Deaths, or Marriages, each insertion, not exceeding four lines (front page)... ... 10 Special terms for long-standing Advertisements may be obtained from Cii.vjivtat.oup Axn Coopkr, 76 Queen-street, Auckland. Advertisements should be sent in, with blocks or stereos (if any), not later than the 7th of the month. Address—'TE KOKIMAEIO,' Box 270, Post Office, AUCKLAND; Or to CHAMPTALOUP & COOPER 76 Queen-street, Auckland. £ST Stamps or Post Office order can be sent in payment for Advertisements.
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Korimako, Issue 33, 15 October 1884, Page 11
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130Page 11 Advertisements Column 2 Korimako, Issue 33, 15 October 1884, Page 11
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