mai te ingoa o te Pakelia kia mohio ai matou hei tukunga atu mo te nupepa. Me korero ranei e koutou ki nga Poutapeta i o koutou takiwa, kaua a koutou nupepa e hoatu ki tefcahi tangata. Ko nga reta me nga panui lcatoa e tulcua ana mai kia taia ki Te Korimako, kia marama te tuhitulii, kia pai te wehewehe o nga kupu. Me tuhituhi nga korero kite taha kotahi o te pukapuka. PANUITAN G A. He whakamahara tenei ki nga hoa-tuhi-mai kaua e tukua mai he hiriwa, he koura ranei ki roto i a koutou reta anga mai ki Te Korimako, notemea ka weeteria e te Poutapeta a ka riro atu i a ia tetalii walii o te moni. Erangi me tuku mai i te panekuiui, i te nooti, i te tieki, i te moni-oata-waea ranei.
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Korimako, Issue 51, 16 April 1886, Page 1
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138Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Korimako, Issue 51, 16 April 1886, Page 1
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