0 te Whare iti rawa nga Utu o nga Toa katoa i Akarana. KOIA TENEI KO HANEKENA PARATA MO NGA KAKAHU WAHINE, ARA TE PIRINITI TE KAREKO TE PARANENE TE MARINO MANGU ME NGA KAHIMIA. NGA KAKAHU MO NGA TAANE, HE TARAUTETE ME NGA WEKOTI HE TARAU, NGA KOTI NGA POTAE ME NGA HAATE HE MAHA NOA ATU NGA AHUA. Ano ka haere mai koe ki Akarana haere tonu mai kia kite pu ano koe i te tika. NA HANEKENA PARATA, 300 me 302 Kuini Tiriti, AKARANA. IST Ko te Whare tenei i noho ai a TE METE RAUA KO KOHE i mua ake nei.
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Korimako, Issue 48, 15 January 1886, Page 11
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105Page 11 Advertisements Column 2 Korimako, Issue 48, 15 January 1886, Page 11
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