WHAKAMAHARATANGA rPowhiritia mai te tamaiti ki o koutou kainga, ko te kai mana ite ono maram<? 7/6; I te tau, 12/6. Mo te kawhenata kotahi ote ono marama, 10/6; mo te tau pi/. Mo nga panui taonga hoko, kite, ngaro, me era atu panui e utua nei, kei te utu a nga Nupepa te ritenga utu, mo nga ahua tangata nei 12/6 mau ano te ahua, engari kia dai te ahua hei tuku mai. r Welcome our child to your respective settlements. The necessary money for our new child is 7/6 per quarter, or 12/6 per annum ; for half-yearly bound numbers of our child 10/6 or £1 is per annum. For all advertisements the charges are on the same scale as European newspapers. Persons desirous of having their photo printed in our child can do so by forwarding their card. The charges altogether is 12/6, the block being their own private property. It is particularly requested that a first class photo be forwarded in order to give satisfaction. HOKINA ME TIURI. M°t?lt tak u-° tonU , m - oteHoko Wuuru » me nga Hiako Hipi, a keia matau nga mea paraoa inriuka, me era atu mea katoa koia tenei te whare it te utu 0 Whanganui nei. Terawira o Whanganui.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 21, 24 May 1898, Page 8
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207Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 21, 24 May 1898, Page 8
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