Three Prize Stories.
Kioke : A> Tale of Ngatapa, by Grace, Whifcelaw ; introducing: a number of pic- i tures typical of Maori life, namely, Ta! Kooti, the only portrait ever taken of the i author of the Poverty Bay massacre ; j Maori carved house ; Major Ropata, Chiel of the Ngatiporous; Ron aba Kawopo, a Maori warrior ; a Maori village. Herena'sLkap; A Story of Old New Zea< j land, by R. A. Bullon, introducing view ol the Bay of Islands in 1837. i Down' With the Cckrent; A Talo of the: Maori War, by M. H. Wynyard, illustrated, by a view in Maoridom, a Maori chiet'i! house. ] There are pages for ladies and children, j and other attractive features. The price of the number is oao shilling,! and one penny postage will carry it t(:' Australia, Great Britain or the United States. The postage within New Zealand . will be one half-penny.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 309, 31 December 1891, Page 2
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149Three Prize Stories. Auckland Star, Volume XXII, Issue 309, 31 December 1891, Page 2
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