(FORESTERS ARMS HOTEL.) I tawaahi atu n tePoutapeta o Kereitaone. HE AVHARE HOU. He whare pai hoki, a, he Hoteera e muia tonutanga ana e nga Maori me nga Pakeha. KEI AU NGA WAIPIRO TINO PAI ATU. Ara. Nga Wehike, nga Tiini, nga Pavani, nga Rama, nga Waina, me nga Pia tino pai hoki, hui tahi ki nga ahua Wai-reka katoa. —A— He nui hoki te papai o nga kai, me nga moenga, tae noa kite Piriote ruuma. —MeTe Tepara Hoiho. Iwa Ropata (Eva Robert's. Kereitaone Noota. T. P. ROHIPI. . (D. P. LOASBY.) He toa kai, kei tawaahi ake o te Peeke o Niu Tireni. He nui nga ahua kai katoa kei au. —Ara— Paraoa, Huka, Tii, Pata, Raihi, Tiamu, uie era atu tu ahua kai katoa. He nui hoki nga Pureti, me nga Kapu me nga Toote, Naihi, Wbaaka Tiaka, me era atu tu ahua o era tu taonga. —A— He nui nga Puutu, me nga Huu, a. he ngawari hoki te utu. Nga Toowe (Stove) tunu kai, nga Toowe whakamabana hoki. Engari kaore e riro i runga i te nama. Toa o nga taonga katoa T. P. Rohipi. Tiriti Nui Kereitaone. A.TEONE. (A. JONE'S.) Kai tunu Rohi, Koeke. E lino mohio ana nga Maori ki taku IV ka, kai te taha tonga o te Parahi Hooro o Kereitaone. Mete tino mohio hoki o nga tangata, he tangata pai ahau kite tuna Paraoa, Keeke, me era atu tu ahua kai pera katoa. Ko ahau hoki tetahi o nga peka kawekawe rohi ma ngatangata o Kereitaone, me Papawai Maori Pakeha. No reira haere m<*i ki ahau, ko ahau to koutouhoa i nga ra katoa, huri noa nga tau maha e tu mai nei Tiriti Nui. A. Teone. Kereitaone.
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Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 29, 10 January 1906, Page 7
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288Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 29, 10 January 1906, Page 7
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