Kahore E Tau Te Hke. Ki Nga Kai-Mahi 0 Te "Puke," Me To Tatau Nupepa Mo Nga Whakaaro, Anga Rangatira Taaxk, Wahixk, E Tukua Mai Ana Kia Panuitia E ' : Te Puke Ki Hikurangi," Otira Kia Tupato Axo Koutou, Kaua Nga Korero Kino. MARAMA-TAKA 0 TE "PUKE." Ko nga ra enei hei putanga atu mo te Pepa, i roto i te niarama, a, pau noa tenei tau,_ ko nga ra hei taenga atu ki o koutou Kainga kaore te "Puke" e mohio, engari tepoohitanga atu i konei, e mohiotia ana, koia e whai Hurae. Hatarei, 15, Kite Mane 31. Akuhata. Turei, 15, Kite Wenerei, 30. Hepetema. Paraire, 15, Kite Hatarei, 30. Oketopa. Mane, 16, Kite Turei, 31Noema. Wenerei, 15, Kite Wenerei, 30. Tihema. Paraire, 15, Kite Hatarei, 30. TAUIEA P 0 T 0 . OXGA TUBE OTENEI PEPA. (Turk 1.) Ko te utu mo te Pepa o "Te Puke Ki Hikurangi" i te tau 10/ hereni. (Ture 2-) Kite tono mai ite Nupepa, me penei te ahua o te Ingoa ki waho o te kawa. Ki Te Etita. "0 Te Puke Ki Hikurangi." Box 20 Grey town Wairarapa. • (Ture 3.) Kite fcuku moni mai koutou, ko te Tauira ano tena i runga ake nei, hei nga moni obta Poutapeta anake. (Ture 4.) E rua putanga ote Pepa i roto i te marama. Na Te Etita o "Te Puke Ki Hikurangi.
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Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 10, 15 July 1899, Page 8
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228Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 10, 15 July 1899, Page 8
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