NGA KOHIKOHI MO TENEI MARAMA.
He whakapai atu tenei kia koutou katoa mo to koutou aroha. Kei wareware ete iwi kite tuku mai i tetahi oranga mo te manu nei. Ma ta koutou manaaki e ora raa ai ta tatou pepa, Ahakoa he iti noaiho te kakano i whiwhi ai koe tukuna mai tetahi wahi iti nei kia tae tonu atu ai to mokai manu ki to marae tangi atu ai ki a koe. Kotahi hoki te marama i mahue, ka huri te tau. Kia tata te Ariki kia katou katoa. Na to koutou hoa mahi. Na Rev. P. Peneti, Nelson.
£ s d Archdeacon Clarke Auckland ... 1 0 0 Mr A. S. Atkinson, Nelson 0 2 6 Mrs Ellison, Te Ante ... Eev. E. Jennings, Waerenga-a-0 5 0 Hika 0 15 0 Pene Warn, Waeranga-a-Hika... 0 5 0 Eru Titi, Gisborne 0 2 0 Archdeacon Grace, Blenheim ... 0 10 0 Mr A. Edwards, Motueka 0 10 0
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 9, 1 November 1898, Page 6
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156NGA KOHIKOHI MO TENEI MARAMA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 9, 1 November 1898, Page 6
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