HE PANUI Kite langata e hiahia ana kite Rawiri ki te Himene :he nui noa atu nga pukapuka kei a an inaianei: ko te utu : He me a nui, kiri noa . ... 2/6 He me a nui, kiri where ... 3/ He mea nui, kiripai ... 4/ He 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 ... 1jHe mea paku, kiri pai rawa 3/6 He Himene ... ... ~\6 lh±r’ Kite tono Himene nga Minita hi a J. Upton, Akarana, ka iti iho te utu. Maku e utu te Pane Kuini hei tuku atu nga pukapuka ki a koe. Na H. W. Williams, Te Rau, Gisborne. Ki te hiahiate tangata ki te Paipera, ki te Kawenata, me tono ki te Bible Depository Sunday School Union, Auckland. Paipera, 2/6, 3/6, 4/6, me te pane kingi 1/Renata me nga upoho whahamarama 2/6 3/4/6, mete pane kingi 3d. Kawenata paku, me nga waiata 2/-, 2/6, 3/-, 3/6 /-, me te pane kingi 3d. KG* HUA KARERO MA TA TATOU HANU. . io/- Mrs. Keefer, Pera Wheroro, Pohutu Hapuku, Henare Pungarehu, Poroto Whakahairangi, Hori Tawhai, M. Downey, H. Rangitapua, Wi Tamihana, Peter McNeill, Pauira Ngapuke ; 12/6 Hemi Kauta ; 15/- Wikiriwhi te Taahu; 7/6 Tapiwai Houkamau ; 5/- Mrs. Fairlie, Hoeta te Hata, Ihaka-te Kaituhi, Pineamine Tuhaka, Hori HordTiifta, y ohaia Hoata, Arthur Thacker, Eruera te Kura, Rulhi Tawai; 2/6 Hohua Taimona, Aporo te Moana ; 2/- Te Hekanui.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 101, 1 August 1906, Page 12
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239Page 12 Advertisement 2 Pipiwharauroa, Issue 101, 1 August 1906, Page 12
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