Koi wareware rawa koutou kite titiro ki tenei wahi, ara ki tenei kupu, kite nui nga korero kamautonakiteßngawharangi,aki teitinga korero kahoManokite6ngawharanjgi,ame te titiro ihoanoholri IriteTauirapotoonga Tare, ara kite Ture 1, ko te.utumotepepaote "Puke" ite tau, 10/- moni, kaore ite 10/-.Pane Kuini, a mete tango hoki ate tangata ite pepa hei te tau anake kaore e hokiiho, heoi kia man i rotoio koutou ngakau enei kapu. "Te Puke." Kahobe E Tau Te Heb, Ki Nga Kai-Mahi 0 Te "Puke," Me To Tatau Nupkpa Mo Nga Whakaabo, Anga Bangatiba Taane, Wahine, E Tukua Max Ana Kia Panuitia E "Te Puke Ki Hikubangi," OtibaKia Tupato Ano Koutou, Kaua Nga Kobebo Kino. MARAMA-TAKA 0 TE "PUKE." Ko nga ra enei hei putanga atu mo te Pepa, i roto i te maxama, a, pau noa tenei tau, ko nga ra hei taenga atu ki o koutou Kainga kaore te "Puke" e mohio, engari te- poohitanga atu i konei, e mohiotia ana, koia e whai ake nei:— Akuhata. Turei, 15, Kite Wenerei, 80. Hepetema. Paraire, 15 v Kite Hatarei, 30. Oketopa. Mane, 16, Kte Turei, 81Noema. Wenerei, 15, Kite Wenarei,-80. Tihema. Paraire, 15, Kite Hatarei, 80. TAUIRA POTO. ONGA TUBE OTENEI PEPA. (Tube 1.) Ko te utu mo te Pepa o "T9 Puke Ki Hikurangi" i tetau 10/ hereni. : (Tube 2-) Ki te.tono mai 1 te Nupepa, me penei te ahua q W Ingoa ki «aho o te kawa. Ki Te Etita. "O Te Puke Ki Hikurangu" Box 20 Greytown Wairarapa. Kite tuku mom mai.koutou, ko te Tauira ano tena i rtmga ake- nei, bei nga moni oota Poutapeta anake.. (Tube 4.) . E rua putanga ote Pepa i roto i te marama. • A' 7 Na Te.Etita o- "Te^Puk^KßUkurangi.''
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Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 14, 15 September 1899, Page 8
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282Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 14, 15 September 1899, Page 8
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