PANUITANGA. HE PWI'I I AN(»A, ki nga tangata koreroNupi pa; mohi-mea e Jiiahia ana koutou, ki a mohio ki nga tikangii o ti*nei Pej»a, e haero ai kia koutou: — A, ki toria utu ranei. Koia tenei. Ko tenei Pepa e hara i to inea e penei ana tona ahua me nga IVpa katoa o te Ao, lit* raea whakarite rawa oua taima harrenga i te Wiki i te Marama i t© Tau ranei. Ko tenoi Peju. kaore e pera te ahua; engari e prTiei ana. ko to tangata e hialiia ana kia tae atu to IVpa n*'i ki a ia bo tt'- tana kohi mai i te Tau. Me whakaatu mai tana kainga.me tana Poutapeta; — A, ko nga tangata e kohi mai ana i nga toru liereni, ka atu te Pepa nei ki a ia, i nga takiwa e haero ai kite kawe haere i nga korero e tae mai nna ki ti» Wharo, i nga korero ake ranei o to Whaie. HK'MANi' NA to koutou hoa. T T 1; AW" lIITI.
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Paki o Matariki, Issue 5, 16 December 1895, Page 4
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172Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 Paki o Matariki, Issue 5, 16 December 1895, Page 4
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