HE PANUI Kite tangata e hiahia ana kite Rawiri, ki te Himene : he nui noa atu nga pukapuka kei a an inaianei: ko te utu : He mea nui, kiri noa, ... 2/6 He mea nui, kivi pai, ... 4/He mea paku, kin noa, ... 1/He mea paku, kivi pai, ... 2/6 He mea paku, kiri pai raw a, 3/6 He Himene, ... ... -/6 ISsA Kite tono Himene nga Minita ki aJ. Upton, Akarana, ka iti iho te utu. Maku e utu te Pane Kuini hei tuku atu i nga pukapuka ki a koe. Na H. W. Williams, Te Rau, Gisborne. HE TURE TOTORU. 1. Kotahi putanga oTe Pipiwharauroa i te marama 2. Ko te oranga mo te Pepa e rima hereni ( 5/-) ite tau, me nooti o te Poutapeta me pane ranei. 3. Kite pau nga hereni a tetahi tangata i tuku mai ai, ka takaia tana Pepa kite aw hi whero; e rua nga putanga pena ka whakamutua te rere atu a te Pepa. 4. E pai ana kia tukua mai nga korero o ia vvahi o ia wahi o te Motu, engari kei te Etita te tikanga mo eta i ana korero ; kia marama te tuhituhi. 5. Me penei te tuhi i waho o nga reta katoa—Ki Te Pipiwharauroa, Te Rau, Gisborne. NGA HUA KAREAO MA TA TATOU MANU. £ 1 Two S S Teachers: 10/- Mr Holloway; 5/6 Horowai Haerewa, Ruka Haenga: 5/- Henare Mahuika, Teone Pata Telpu Waraki, Herewini Oterangi, Wi Katene, Tame Eria, Heta te Kani, Maaka Paweherua, Raniera Pereto, Piriniha Teeke Ngawiki, RTupai, Watene Taitapanui, Parekura Kohere, Waihuka Kohere; 4/- Rewita Niwa: 2/6 Ataria Tipuna, Hohepa te Wahangu, Rapata Manuera: 1/- Kora
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 33, 1 November 1900, Page 12
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272Page 12 Advertisement 1 Pipiwharauroa, Issue 33, 1 November 1900, Page 12
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