He Waiata Titotara.
[Air: "Hold the Fort." E te iwi! haere ake, Kite nui mou; Haere ake kite ora, I te ara hou. Puritia mai te Taonga, Kia piki ai Whaia ko te ture tika, Whaia ko te pai. Waiho rate koki whare, Kia tirohia; Tena ko te koki ngakau, Ata kimihia. Puritia mai, &c. Ha ! he mahi whakahihi, Ta te waina ra ; Hua ai nga pororaru, Mete ringa pa. Puritia mai, &c.
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Korimako, Issue 1, 25 March 1882, Page 4
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73He Waiata Titotara. Korimako, Issue 1, 25 March 1882, Page 4
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