Ji£ 0 J E JJAHIMEII, Kaihanga wati karaka hoki, ho tini ona wati. koura, hiriwa, me av.u tu mea whakapaipai. Kei ton a whare nga mea pai x-awa atu, i ta etahi atu wharo o tenei takiwa, hei hoko. He pai kite Maori mete Pakeha. TG]HOA MA.«—Hokona a kcu:.n U -*-* kahalra wahino kakaliu tane katoa j te whare o G. R. MIUA (I nuia ai Ko Renata ma) ; ]STo te mea ko tc whare tenei e tino \ pai ana moa e hokona ana, e tino I ngawari ana to nlu, pai atu m»uwari ! atu i nga vvhare katoa o Kihipaue, mo ; enei mea ; ara nga Paraiketo, Koti Makinitohi Horo Koti Mahana Piihi Kaonc Tarautl mete "W'chi ; Koto | Himi Tavauto to Kakah u tane j .No Kaiapoi ! Kaone Wuru ' Kakahu mo Toroiho j roto Haati Koti nui Kara He cai tfe etahi atu Kakahu Wahine Ka- ; kwm tane me etahi atu taonga e korce taeate tatau. Ho iti katoa te ntu. \ -Nohoanga tano. iSTohoanga waliino i ytifft haoro tnai koutou klu kitea ai • ■ Mere ami kite whare o ' j c, n.' MIVA. \
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Takitimu, Issue 2, 22 May 1883, Page 1
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181Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Takitimu, Issue 2, 22 May 1883, Page 1
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