TUKUA MAI NGA PANUI KI ' TEJ KOEIMAKO,' KO I NEI ANAKE TE TINO HUAKAHI HEI MATAKITAKI MA TE IWI MAORI. KO tenei Nupepa he tini rawa nga mea e tukua atu ana ki nga kainga i te tahamoana mete tuawhenua me nga wahi Jcatoa o Niu Tireni. Ko nga utu enei mo nga Panui tuku mai s. d. Mo te koata koramu, mo te marama e .. 3 0 Mo te haawhe koramu, e 6 0 Mo te tino koramu 10 0 Mo nga Whanautanga me nga Mate kaua e ncke atu i nga rarangi e wha 1 0 Ko nga Panuitanga e hiahia ana kia roa te tuunga ki roto i te nupepa, ma Te Irimana (S. J. Edmonds), e whakarite te utu ina patairia i te Tari o te Nupepa, Nama 43, Katimauhe-tiriti, Akarana. Ko nga Panui katoa me tuku mai i mua i te whitu o nga ra o te marama. Me penei te tuhx—<TE KORIMAKO/ POTJAKA 270, POUTAPETA, AKARANA; Ranei kia TE IRIMANA, 43 Katimauhe-tiriti, Akarana.
Translation.] ADVERTISE IN £ TB KOEIMAKO; MAORI PEOPLE. HIS Paper has a LARGE CIRCULATION all over New Zealand, and reaches every kainga on the coast and in the iuterior. Tlie following rates are charged for Advertisements s. d. Quarter Column, per month ( 3 0 Half „ „ .. .. 6 0 One „ „ .... 10 0 Fpr Births. Deaths, or Marriages, each insertion, not exceeding four lines (front page) 10 Special terms for Advertisements may be obtained from S. J. Edmonds, 43 Customsstreet East, Auckland. Advertisements should be sent in, with block# or stereos (if any), not later than the 7th of tiie month. Address—\<TE KORIMAKO,' Box 270, Post Office, AUCKLAND; 43 Customs-street East, Auckland. 03?" Stamps or Post Office Orders can bo sent in payment for Advertisements. THE BEST MEDIUM FOR REACHING THE Or to S. J. EDMONDS,
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Korimako, Issue 42, 15 July 1885, Page 11
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301Page 11 Advertisements Column 2 Korimako, Issue 42, 15 July 1885, Page 11
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