Kite Kai Tuhi o te Karere o Poneke.
Manawa tu,
9 Maehe, 1858. E hoa, —Tenei taku korero, kia rongo mai koe Ko nga mahi o ,tenei kainga o Manawatu kua kore, ara, nga mahi kite Atua. E hoa ma, e oku hoa Maori, litiro koutou kite ritenga o nga tangata o tenei kainga o Manawatu. Kua kore noa atu te karak : a kite Atua—kua kore e haere kite karakia ia ra, ia wiki, ia marama, ia tau. Ko te toru tenei o nga tau i kore ai te karakia. Ko nga tamariki kua oti o ratou ingoa te iriiri kite wai i roto i te hahi tapu o te Atua, kua kore inaianei. Heoti ano ta ratou mahi he haere mai kite taha ote Karakiatanga noho ai, kai paipa ai, korero ai, haka ai, perei ai; otira he tini nga mahi kua puta hou ake i tenei kainga—kihai i mahara kua oti era mahi te ripeka i te iriiringa. E hoa ma, ata whakaaro, kia whakamutua tenei mahi kino i a tatou, kei waiho hei whakakuaretanga mo to tatou ingoa, i roto i nga ingoa o nga iwi.
Heotiano aku korero: Na to koutou hoa, Na WepihaTe Rimttnui.
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Bibliographic details
Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 24, 19 April 1858, Page 4
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199Ki te Kai Tuhi o te Karere o Poneke. Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 24, 19 April 1858, Page 4
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