|ZIA rnoliio nga tangata Maori e korero ana i.te ''Karere Maori" nei. Ko nga JUk - korero e taia ana kite kopaki nei, ehara ile Kawanatanga. Eugari, na ia tangata, na ia tangata, lana korero, taaa korero; heai auo la le Kawanatanga, he whakaae kau kia na ia tangata ; taia ki konei. Tari o te Hekeretari Maori, Akarana', Maebe r 1858. Na Te Mete, Hoa Rekeretari Maori-
NOTICE. PERSONS desirous of .advertising in the " Maori Messenger" may send advertisements in English and Maori to the Native Secretary's OHlce. IT approved v they may be printed on the wrapper. Terms ihesame as for advertising in the " New Zealander/* a charge being made for the Maori only. All advertisements to be prepaid to Mr. W. C. Wilson, at the "New Zealandcr" Office where copies of the " Maori Messenger," may be procured. Single numbers, 3d. each, or ss. 6d. per annum, payable in advance. Tuos. 11. Smith, Assistant Native Secretary. Native Secretary's Office, Auckland, March, 1858. - Mills, Harrows, Spades, and all kinds of Farm Implements, and is always a purchaser of Gum, Flax, Potatoes, Wheat, or any other Native Produce, George S. Graham Queen-street Wharf.
PANUITANGA. T.<T O r.ga tangala e biabia ana k\u taia o raiou panuiianga ki le " Karere Maori/" me luku kite Tari oie Hekeretari Maori, ki te rco Pakeha kite reo Maori; a, kite mea ka whakapatngia,ka laia kite kopaki dwaho. Ko nga tikanga utu, ka pera ano meo le Nupepa Pakeha neime le" NewZealander,": —ko le vrabi ile reo Maori anake eulua. Me mama uta ki a Te Wirihana, ki le Whare perehioie " New Zeala'ndcr," nupepa, ka lain ka laia. Kei reira ano lsoki clabi "Karere Maori" e pebi ana, Lei lioko, ki le biabiaiia e le tangaia. Ko te tikanga «iu tenei, 5 pene mo te mea kotahi, 5 hereni me le hikipene, mo te lau, kia takoto nga utu, ka riro ai nga Nupepa. Na Te Mete, Hoa Hekeretari Maori, Te Tari 6 te Hekeretari Maori, Akarana, Maehe, 1858. HpENA kei te vrhnre boko otePakeba'nona -*■ te ingoa e mau i raro nei; nga Parau, nga Mira, nga Rakuraku, nga Kaheru me le lini noa iho o nga mea mahi paamu, bei boko. A, e hoko tonu ana ia ite Kapia, i te Muk'a, i te iliwai, i te-Witi me era atu kai a te Maori. HOM KEREA2IA, Kei te \Yapu i Kuini Tiri&>
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 13, 15 July 1859, Unnumbered Page
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396Unnumbered Page Advertisements Column 1 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 13, 15 July 1859, Unnumbered Page
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