"TE KORIMAKO" TOA. \ TE METE raua KO KOIIE \ E wkakaah,i an. ki nga Tangata Maori . ahu i mki to rac[a Toa k , te hoko teonga KUA MAHCE te Toa, Nama 300 ME n 302 Kuini Tiehi, a kua nuku iho kite whare Nama 239 i Kuini Tiriti, i Akarana, E kua ana ko taua nuii ake i nga whare katoa i Akarana e hoko ana i nga taputapu aka mahl tonu kite hoko pera ano me mua HE TAONGA HOKO MO TE MONI ANAKE Ko nga Oata katoa mo te pueru mehemea ka tukua tahitia tikatia e raua. Ko nga Takai Kakahu he mea tui marire kite kaniwehi aka mai me nga moni, ka rite tonu ka Mahia E kite ano te Iwi Maori kahore e maumau tukua atu kite hea wahanu ranei, rerxwe teihana ranei i Niu Tireni. PU engarx ka ranea rawa nga moni mehemea kite haere mai ratou (me pukapuka ranei) kite hoko pueru i TE 3^OZR/HM:_A-3S;O" TOA \ Kite hiahia nga Tangata ki nga tauira „ nga piiM „ „g a ka tukua atu rate Poutapeta i runga ite utu kore. TE METE raua ko KOHE / 239—Kuini Tiriti—2B9 KEI NIUMAKETE HOKI.
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Korimako, Issue 42, 15 July 1885, Page 12
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192Page 12 Advertisements Column 1 Korimako, Issue 42, 15 July 1885, Page 12
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