TE KARERE O TE RONGO PAI.
I runga i te hiahia o etahi Pakeha e whakapono ana ki te Ariki kia Ihu Karaiti, kia rongo te iwi Maori i etahi o nga mahi a te Atua mo nga wairua tangata, ka whakarite ratou i tetahi Komiti hei whiriwhiri i nga korero e marama ana mo nga, tangata Maori, kia whakamaoritia, kia tukuna noatia atu ki nga takiwa Maori katoa.
Kahore he utu mo enei pukapuka i te tukunga atu; otira kite whakapuaretia e te Atua nga ngakau o etahi tangata kite tuku moni mai hei tautoko i tenei mahi aroha, e pai ana ; a me tuku mai aua moni kite Kaituhituhi ara kia “ Mr. J. G. Baker, Gisborne.”
Na
HOHEPA PEKA,
Kaituhituhi,
Kihipane.
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Bibliographic details
APA: (1885). Te karere o te Rongo Pai. New Zealand Native Tract Institution.
Chicago: Te karere o te Rongo Pai. Gisborne, N.Z.: New Zealand Native Tract Institution, 1885.
MLA: Te karere o te Rongo Pai. New Zealand Native Tract Institution, 1885.
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Te karere o te Rongo Pai New Zealand Native Tract Institution, Gisborne, N.Z., 1885
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