HAATA lURI. (HART UDY.) (I fcawaahi ata o te Peeke o Niu Tirem.) Tiriti-Nui Kereitaone. Parakimete Hu-hoiho, hanga waka, Mihini, me nga taonga tnahi paamu katoa. Ko ahau te Parakimete kua maha oku tau ki konei. Ka nui toka tupato mo nga mahi Parakimete katoa. He panui atu tenei ki nga tangata katoa o Wairarapa, mehemea e hiahia ana tetahi, a, etabi ranei o koutou ki tetahi taonga ma koutou, penei me enei kua tuhia i runga ake nei, me whakahau mai ma aku e tango mai. engari me whakatakoto te moni. Mehemea ranei e hiahia ana tetahi etahi ranei o koutou kia hungia o koutou hoiho, a kia mahia ranei etahi atu mahi Parakimete, me miu mai ma aku e mahi ; ka tino pai atu taku mahi i ana mea katoa. HAATA lURI. PARAKIMETE. KEREITAONE E. PEREERA KAMUPENE. (E. Playle & Co.) Ko ahau ko E. Pereera Kamupene, Teera tui kahu o Kereitaone, kua tae mai aku taonga tino papai, ara, nga ahua tawhe katoa, e hiahiatia ana ete tangata mi) tenei \va, a, mo etahi atu \va raaei. TWEEDS, WORSTEDS, SERGES, AND VICUNAS. I ahu mai enei taonga. i nga whare mahi taonga nunui o era motu. Era e hari te hunga e haere mai ana kia au, mo te pai o nga taonga e whakawhiwhia kia ratau. Notemea ko nga taonga tino papai anake, e pnntia ana e rnatau. Otiraina runga i a matau mahi o nga \va kua hori ki mnri, e whakaatu kia Koutou tona pai. Ko nga tawhe Puru, Pango ranei, kai a matau katoa, he mea pai ano kia ata kite koutou. Ht maha ano hoki o matau taonga kai te haere mai, a tera tuunga o te tima ka tae mai. He nui hoki nga ahua Koti nunui kai a matau, a tau ana mo tenei taknva o te tau. E. PEREERA KAMUPENE. Kai tawaln atu o te liarapu Hoteera, i te Timi Nui o Keivitaone.'
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Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 27, 18 December 1905, Page 6
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323Page 6 Advertisements Column 1 Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 27, 18 December 1905, Page 6
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