HOKO NUI O TE TAONGA ME TON A TINI O TE KAKAHU. NA HOBI MOA. sTO TE MEA, Ehiahia ana au kite \vhakav.-atoa i taku -N Toa, Hci, Takotoranga mo nga Taonga, Hor, i-JiiAERE mai ana I te Marama o Mache Ko Katoa aktt Taoxca, ka tukua kite Horco Mo te tfTtr iti eawa, Ko ia nci etahi o aua Taonga. He Kakahu Wahine. He Kaonc Wuv.ru ho Kaonc kara ma, puuru. He karekc ma he kareko hui hiiti. He Paraikete ma, he Paraikete 3aka, Kara, He Paranene. Ho Peehi-moenga, he Koti Wahine, me tona tiao 0 nga kakahu Wahine. KO eriei Kakahu i whatua i to Koroni o Niu Tircni. Egna tino kai hatiga kakahu i KAIAPOI, mo ROHIRENA, me MOHIKERA, nga kainga mahi o aua kai hanga kakahu. HE piihi Wuuru, mo te Tarutote, Koti, Wekoti. HE nui atu te Ixgarihi, Koti, Tcira, Tarantete mo tc Tanoata Pakeke, mo te Tamariki. He nui ata nga tu Kakahu mo te tane kei ati. Kai Mahara nga tangata Katoa. TE MARAMA KOTAHI TEttEl HOKO. HAEREMAX, ki to Tango, Taonga s mo Koutou 1 runga i te ufca iti, mo tenei \va. NA HOBI MOA. (I mua na Renata) IiAUAXITOXE ItOlil, KWIPAXE.
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Waka Maori, Issue 10, 18 July 1884, Page 1
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201Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Waka Maori, Issue 10, 18 July 1884, Page 1
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