"TE KQRIMAKO" TOA. TE METE rauako E wliakaatu ana ki nga Tangata Maori e ahu mai ana ki ta raua Toa ki te hoko taonga KUA MAHUE te Toa, Nama 300 mete 302 Kuini Tiriti, a kua nuku iho kite whare Nama 239 i Kuini Tiriti, i Akarana, E kiia ana ko taua whare te whare i nui ake i nga whare katoa i Akarana e hoko ana i nga taputapu katoa, aka mahi tonu raua kite hoko pera ano me mua HE TAONGA HOKO MO TE MONIAN AKE. Ko nga Oata katoa mo te pueru mehemea ka tukua tahitia niai me nga moni, ka rite tonu ka Mahia tikatia e raua. Ko nga Takai Kakahu he mea tui mavire kite kaniwehi aka tukua atu kite hea wahapu ranei, rerhve teihana ranei i Xiu Tireni. E kite ano te Iwi Maori kahore e maumau engari ka ranea rawa nga moni mehemea kite haere mai ratou (me pukapuka ranei) kite hoko pueru i "TIE " TOA. Kite hiahia nga Tangata ki nga tauira o nga piihi o nga taonga ka tukua atu rate Poutapeta i runga ite utu kore. TE METE raua ko KOHE 239—Kuini Tiriti—239 KEI NIUMAKETE HOKI.
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Korimako, Issue 40, 15 May 1885, Page 12
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197Page 12 Advertisements Column 1 Korimako, Issue 40, 15 May 1885, Page 12
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