AROPETA KITINI, KEMETI. Nokii te whiire Rongoa tuatahi e piki mai ai kite Awenu/ He roaha akn rongoa e kaha ano mo nga mate me nga mamae epa aua kite Iwi Maori. He rongoa Homopatiki ano kei an. M. HOKENA KA TE KAMUPENE. E Hoko ana maton i nga Wimru, i hoatu moni ano. Henui te paraoa, te lnika. He rongoa Li pi, e he rongoa witi. Hnere mai. Taupo Ki, Wbanganui. J. L STEVENSON (TIEMI JVIITITI). E mohio ana nga Maori katoa ki tokn Haapn. He tini tini noaiho nga alma kai kie ahau baeie mai kia kite, kia tirotiro ki tan i pai ai, nan te whakatanki. Kia kite kanohi, kei rongo korero. Na Heira o Nepia, nga Rongoa Wairakau e uiahia aua mo ia alma mate. HE PAURA MO N3A NGIO me nga mate wharowliaro, ara Peronokaiti, PAAMA 0 KIRIARA. He rongoa mo nga matao, me nga maremare. Me nga rongoa katoa kei toku haapu i Emataua Tiriti, Nepia, e tukua ana i nga meera katoa. Kaore he utu mo te tohutoliu atu a mo te tulri a reta ranei.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 2, Issue 49, 23 February 1899, Unnumbered Page
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183Unnumbered Page Advertisements Column 2 Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 2, Issue 49, 23 February 1899, Unnumbered Page
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