PANUI. ISTO WAITAKA. Me ona hoa te toa pai ki to tango pukapuka, Nupepa tuhituhi, Pene koriana mo era mea atu. KI NGA TANGATA 0 HERETAUNOA HE PANUITANGA TENEI KIA. Mohio ai koutou kua whakatuheratia e an taku whare Putia e tata ana kite whare Tiata Hehitinei. Me whare iti ake te utu i Haki Pei. NA HONE TATARANA. PANUI. w^« H J^ o **^'^ ote w^are mahikoti, Wakena, Hehitingi, kei au e takoto ana te tini, paki. me era mea e ES?Sr ia ***. t te tangata, mehemea ka pakaru o koutou saj ssftSssrhSaft ia > ina ano hoki nga Wakena W. HAIMONA, HEHITINGI. PANUI. REREWE WHARE KAI, HEHITINGI. Va?&«L n^ a - + haora k , atoa ' H ? Ha P a ' Tio He Ika, Tikaokao, koutou hoak* ngR 6 piran S" ia ana, Haere mai ki to HONE TEERA, Bangatira o tenei whare. HAERMAI HAEREMAI, E te Iwi Maori kia whakahuatia koutou e IF 1 . W. I TE TAHA O TE TAFII O TE XXTTXA NUPEPA KMkOZIZ HEHITINGI.
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Issue 4, 25 March 1893, Page 7
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164Page 7 Advertisements Column 2 Huia Tangata Kotahi, Issue 4, 25 March 1893, Page 7
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