The "Karere o Puneke" is published every .Monday morning. Terms oeSubscription -—Twenty Shillings per annum, payable halfyearly. Terms of Advertising Three pence a line for the first insertion of *ll Advertisements, and Two pence a line for every subsequent insertion. Advertisements will be continued and charged for until counter-ordered: such orders, in writing, as also all Advertisements (in English) will be received at the Independent Office, Lamb ton quay, on Fridays, at any time before 4 o'clock, p.m.
PANUITANGA. EHEMEA ka hiahia te tangata kite tuhituhi reta kia taia ki roto ki tenei Nupepa rae tabi mai "Ki a te Pura, Kal TuHI O TE KaRERE 0 PoNEKE." Otira, ma taua tt ngata ano e utu uga kapa e ru3, e toru ranei, mo te mera—kia tika ai te kawenga mai.
HE HOIHO NGARO. KO TOKIJ boiho kua ngaro. He uwha taua boiho —he whero te ahua, he ma te ugutu. Kahore ano i piri te parani. Kite kitea e te tangata ka utua e au. kia Rima Pauna. Naku. Na TAMATI ERUINI MUKAKA. W aikanae,
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 23, 12 April 1858, Page 1
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176Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 23, 12 April 1858, Page 1
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