•PAI ANAKE W. TABATA, Kai hanga Kooti Porowhita Kooti, kite liangaitanga ki to Halu o Ingarangi Karatitone Rore, Kiliipono. 10 Tg-0 TE PA2TCITANGA TENEI A W. PEIRI O te Paparakauta i te Muriwai. Kai tona wbare, he paraoa, he ti, huka, pihikete, me nga kai katoa e bokona ana, menga kakahu hold mo te tangata, he koti, tarautete, -svehi koti, kakahu wahine parakite me nga mea katoa hei hoko. Ko ona Waipiro pai rawa. Kore rawa. atu he take kia baere nga tangata Maori ki Kihipone, kite hoko kakahu etahi atu mea ranei, no te mea E BT&A WAKI ANA TE XJTU i te whare o Peiri i te Muriwai. HAERE KIA Mo 9, koutou AWBITI, Paraoa, Huka, Hopi, Pihikete, Tupeka, Me otahi atu taonga. Meheinea ka hokona nga taoagai tona whnre, hei tukunga atu. ki Uga kainga Maori o te Tai Bawhiti mcaft e whakarite toiifru te kawengft atu Vi to Waapu kite kaipuke. HEMI TAI BAWHZTI, KUiijaariSk
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Takitimu, Issue 2, 22 May 1883, Page 2
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159Page 2 Advertisements Column 3 Takitimu, Issue 2, 22 May 1883, Page 2
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