PANUITANGA. Kite tuhi mai kite pepa me penei te tuhi: — TE ETITA O TE PIPIWHARAUROA. TE RAU, GISBORNE. NGA HUA KAREAO MA TA TATOU MANU. £l. P. Ngata, R. Ngata, R. Kawhena, Tuterangi, K. Ngata. 10/- Kiore Kena. 5/- Rutene Pahoe, Ngahoa Ripikoi, Pereh Hohepa Mataitaua. 4/- Raniera Mitingare. 2/6 R. Uruamo, Anaru Ngamu, Nepia Mahuika, Mrs. Clayton, Rev. R. Moke - Matir Tukua Rauaroha. 2/- Tiwini Poharama, Renata Te Aho, Tari Kemara, Rev. F. H. Spencer, Wi Tukumana, Hare Renata, Re Mokena. V
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 21, 1 November 1899, Page 12
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83Page 12 Advertisement 1 Pipiwharauroa, Issue 21, 1 November 1899, Page 12
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