tuhi, Ida pai te wehewehe o nga kupti. Me tuhituhi nga korero kite taha kotahi o te pukapuka. PANUITANGA. He wliakamahara tenei ki nga hoa-tuhi-mai kaua e tukua mai he hiriwa, he koura ranei ki l-oto i a koutou reta anga mai ki Te Korimako; notemea ka weeteria e te Poutapeta a ka riro atu i a ia tetahi wahi o te moni. Erangi me tuku mai i te panekuiui, i te nooti, i te tieki, i te moni-oata-waea ranei. PANUI KI NGA KAI-TAUTOKO. Ko te utu mo Te Korimako inaianoi, e wha hereni "(45.) mo te tau. He mea tuku noa atu te tukunga atu kite Poutapeta. Ko nga moni me tuku tuatahi mai. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. The price of Te Korimako is four shillings (45.) per annum, post free. Subscriptions are payable in advance. PANUI KI NGA KAI-TUHI MAT. Ko nga pukapuka katoa mo tenei nupepa me penei te tuhi mai ki "Te Korimako, Pouaka 270, Poutapeta, kei Akarana." NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. All communications to this paper are to be addressed to "Te Korimako, Box 270, Post Office, Auckland."
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Korimako, Issue 56, 19 November 1886, Page 1
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181Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 Korimako, Issue 56, 19 November 1886, Page 1
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