PANUITANGA.
KUA puta mai te kupu a te Komiti whakahaere o te whakakitekite ahuwhenua o Turanga nei (A. & P. Show) kia tonoa nga'/Maori kia tuku mea mai mo taua whakakitekite ate 23 mete 24 o nga ra o Oketopa nei. Ko te whakauru 1/- ko nga moni paraihe katoa e £5. Ko nga mea enei e tuku mai : He potae raranga, he tokoloko whakairp, he kahu Maori, he kete, he takapau, he patu Maori, he waka, he mea whakapaipai a te Maori. E te iwi he mea pai rawa tenei, haunga te taha kite moni engari he hapai i a taua nei taonga i a te Maori.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 101, 1 August 1906, Page 6
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107PANUITANGA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 101, 1 August 1906, Page 6
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