ear KA EANEA TB MONI ' KI TE MEA. KA WHAKAAETIA TE TANGO I TE Takai Taonga Rongo Nuia TE METE raua ko KAUWHE. He rau noa atu nga reta whakanui, na te Pakeha, na te Maori. Ko Nui Hab,e, no Motukaraka, e ki ana "I tae tika mai te Takai-taonga; a nui atu taku pai ki ara hanga katoa. Mehemea i hokona e konei ena taonga, kia rua pauna, ki a koe kotalii ano." E tuturu ana te pai o ia o ia puweru, e ai Ta Mtjri, kite kore e paingia nga takai, me whakahoki mai kia whakahokia atu te moni. Kahore ano he Takai Taonga i whakahokia mai ka a maua, kahore he kupu whakahe mo te utu. Nga utu o etahi Taonga. Engari me whakaatu mai i te utu, i te ahua o te puweru. OO.SMirH'S cheap ™are II Si a«3 S3E Kite mea he £1 te utu ote Takai kahore te kai hoko e utu i te harirva atu ki nga unga atu o nga walii katoa e taea tikatia ana i Akarana. Eliore rawa nga taputapu e tukua atu kite kore e tae tahi ake te moni mete tono, no te mea ko te take i ngawari ai te utu, he tere mai no n<*a moni. He puweru anahe, he Para'ikete hoki. Engari koa me pelca mai n"a Maori kia kite ratou i te ahua o n°-a Kakahu, i te ngawari hoki o te atu. MO TE MONI AN AKE. Ko nga tono katoa mete Taonga me Takai mai kite Tiaki, kite Noti ra nei, kite Ota Moni ra nei. Me tuku ki a TE METE RAUA KO KAUWHE, 300 mete JO2, Kuini Tiriti, Mo te Moni anake.l akaeaka. LMo te Moni anake. lE. Ko te Pukapuka Whakaatu i nga utu mo nga Takai-Taonga, me nga Taonga katoa <>. tukua noatia ana ua tonoa mai e te tangata.
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Korimako, Issue 22, 15 December 1883, Page 12
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633Page 12 Advertisements Column 1 Korimako, Issue 22, 15 December 1883, Page 12
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