JJ ONE J_£ OPO NI, (John Acbix,) A H Elv AH AX Alt A, WAIPA. Ko ahau ko lIONE HOPONI. o Arekalianarn, ka panui nei kia rongo nga Maori katoa. ICci aliau nga mea katoa mo to hoko PU-PURUKUMU, PU-TUPARA, PU-HAKI-MAN A, me nga HOOTA, PAURA, TUNG A Pt A Kci aliau nga TERA, KAKAHU-HOIIIO-M AHI, PAIIAU, KAIIEHU, RAKARAKA, mc era atn mea mo te mahipaamu Kei ahau nga PARAIICETE. HOORO, me nga KAKAIIU-TAANE, WAHINE. Kei ahau nga PARAOA, HUKA, me era atu mea katoa mo te kai Kei ahau nga WATI, RINGI, POUNAMU. me era atu mea katoa Kei ahau nga RON GO A mo to TANG ATA, mo te HOIHO, mo te KAU, mc era atu mea katoa mo nga mate He nui atu te tika me tc pai o talcu mahi ki te wluikaliaere i nga lIONGOA mc nga mate E hoa ma: Hacrc mai! haere mai! kia kite koutou katoa i nga mea wluikamiharo, i nga mea e pai ai koutou. HOiNE HOPONI, Areicahanara, Waipa.
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Korimako, Issue 52, 17 May 1886, Page 11
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169Page 11 Advertisements Column 2 Korimako, Issue 52, 17 May 1886, Page 11
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