IS 5 PANUITANGA. 0 Ki nga Iwi, ki nga Hapu, ki nga huihuinga tangata, e noho mai na koutou inga pito e wha o tatau mofcu, e hoa ma tena ra koutou e nga Taarie, nga "Wahine, me nga Tamariki kia ora koutou, i raro i te maru oto tatau Ariki Amene. He whaka-marama atu tenei kia koutou kia noho mohio ai koutou, kai te Hanuere e heke iho nei i te tau o to tatau Ariki 1899, ka "vvhakamututia te .tango a te tangata ia "Te Puke Ki Hikurangi," mo te torn marama, mete ono marama, ka waiho ite tau, te tango a te tangata. kaore t hoki iho i te tau. Heoi e nga hoa aroha, me nga kai-tautoko i to tatou taonga, kei ahua pouri mote peneitanga i to tatau taonga, kia tau te rangimarie kia koutou. Heoi ano kia ora koutou. Na T. P- K. H. TAUIRA POTO. ONGA TURE 0 TENEI PEPA. (Ture 1.) Ko te utu mo te Pepa, o "Te Puke Ki Hikurangi." i te tau 10/- hereni, mo te ono marama e 5/6, mo te torumarama e 8/- hereni. (Ture 2.) Kite tono mai ite Nupepa, me penei te ahua, o te Ingoa ki waho o te kawa. Kite Etita o "Te Puke Ki Hikurangi." Greytown Wairarapa. (Ture 3.) Kite tuku moni mai koutou, ko te Tauira ano tena i runga ake nei, hei nga; moni oota Poutapeta anake. (Ture 4.) E rua putanga o te Pepa i roto i te marama. Nate Etita o "Te Puke Ki Hikurangi." "Te Puke Ki Hikurangi." E nga hoa aroha e tukua noatanga atu nei to tatou Pepa, ate P. K. H. kia koutou. he mea atu tenei, kua mutu te puta atu kia koutou, engari ma koutou e tono mai kia haere atu, a ka tonoa atu hoki kia haere atu kia koutou, kaati kite kore koutou e tono mai e pai ana, kai a koutou ano te tikanga. Heoi ano.
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Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 21, 27 December 1898, Page 6
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327Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 21, 27 December 1898, Page 6
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