HE TURE TUTURU, i. Kotahi putanga o Te Pipiwharauroa te maram 2. Ko ts oranga mo te papa e rima hereni (5/-) i te tan, me nooti o te Poutepsta ma pane ranei, auaka i te liaki he pane kingi hepene nga pane e tino hiahiatia ana 3. Kite pap nga hereni a tetahi tangata i tuku mai ai ka takaia tana Pepa kite awhi where; e rua nga putanga pona ka whakamutua te rere atu a te Pepa. , 4- P- P a i ana kia tukua mai nga korero oia wahi o la wahi o te Motu, engari kei te Ktita te tikanga mo te ta i aua korero ; kia marama te tuhituhi. 5. Ms penei te tuhi i waho o nga reta katoa ; — Ki Te Pipiwharauroa, Te Ran, Gisborne. HE PANUI Ki te tangata e hiahia ana kite Rawiri, ki te Himene :he nui nca atu nga pukapuka kei aau inaianei: ko to utu: — He mea nui, kin noa ... 2/6 He mea mi, kiri whero ... 3/He mea nui, kiripai ... 4jHe mea nui kiri pai rawa ... 5/6 He mea paku, kiri where ... 1/6 He mea paku, kiri pai ... 2/6 He mea paku, kiri noa ... 1/. He mea paku, kiri pai rawa 3/6 ' He Himene ... ... ~/6 13?” Ki te tono Himene nga Minita ki a J. Upton, Akarana, ka iti iho te utu. Maku e utu te Pane Kuini hei tuku atu e nga pukapuka ki a koe. Na H. W. Williams, Te Rau, Gisborne. 2/6 3h 4/5/6 1/6 2/6 V--3/6 ~/6 Kite hiahia te tangata kite Paipera, kite Kawenata, me tono ki te Bible Depository Sunday School Union, Auckland. Paipera, 2/6, 3/6, 4/6, mete pane kingi 1/Kawenata me nga upoko whakamarama 2/6 3/4/6, me te pane kingi 3d. Kawenata paku, me nga waiata 2/-, 2/6, 3/-, 3/6, 4/-, mete pane kingi 3d. MCA HUS, KSREAO MA TA TATOU MANU. 10/- Ilcmi Matcnga, Mrs. Woodbine Johnson. 5/- Huta Paaka, G. A. Hansaid, Geo. Cox, Peter McNeil, Mies Kelly, K. Ormsby Senr., WiremuTukarirl. 3/- Hira Taruke. 2,6 T. *. Hercwhare, Manihsra.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 66, 1 August 1903, Page 12
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