Rongo no Kaunati Tirimoni. —E ki ana taua rongo, "Hore he hara i mau ki nga pukapuka takoto ki nga kai-whakawa, horerawa he tangata hara ki nga whare-here; hore he tangata ki nga whare o te hunga rawa-kore ; hore he whare raihana waipiro kia kotahi i te kaunati katoa. Ka rere te patai o te tangata ' He aha te pai o te ture kati i te waipiro 1' Titiro kite Kaunati o Anihona, e rna kohurutanga i te wiki kotahi i runga i te whakatara ote wihiM. Titiro ki Kanuati Hewehana, ki nga kohuru e 40, e 50 i te tau; a i te marama o Hune, iiga tangata i mau i te ture i te pa kotahi, 537. Titiro ki Kaunati Purake, ki ana kohuru 10 i naia tata nei; titiro ki Kota, kiki tonu ona whare titiro hara; a, titiro atu hoki ki Tirimara, titiro-whaka-mau, kaore kau nei he hara o tera takiwa, a maharatia e koe ka toro ai to ringa ki a Tiate Patere hei tautoko i te ture-rai-hana waipiro, hei whakahe ra nei, kia whakamutua ake."
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Korimako, Issue 8, 14 October 1882, Page 7
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181Untitled Korimako, Issue 8, 14 October 1882, Page 7
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