Te Korimako. "Kei te Atua to tatou piringa." TIHEMA 13, 1882.
Kua tae tenei te mahi kite marama e mutu ai te tau 1882, a, me ake te tau 1883 huri mai me ana mahi, me ana mate, me ana tika, me ana he. Kaore taua e mohio, tera ra nei e nukuhia nga takiwa o Te Korimako ratou ko ana kai raweke, nga kai heruhem i ana huruhuru, nga kai whakaraurowha i nga harirau; tera ranei e whapototia tenei manu, me ana kai-whaka-korero. He ahakoa, ete whanau, e te iwi, kia kaha, haere tonu tau, whaia te pito, kia porotutuki ki a Nui, ki a Pono, ki a Tika,-oki a Ora. Kite tuohu tenei, taha, kite toene te ra o nga kuwae kua hina, o nga mahunga kua marakeraketia, haere tonu tena taha. Nei te kupu " Ka mate -he tetekura, ka ora
he tetekura." Kite ora nga taha erua, he pai rapea, erua, erua kite haere, ko tenei taha, ko tena taha; a. me taroi tonu taua ki tera taii|a ki a Hapai, kia tae atu ai a Ngatitangata Maori, kite kaioga rangatira i huaina nei, ko Te Wkakapurero-tu-maiangi. •*■_'•'
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Korimako, Issue 10, 13 December 1882, Page 1
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190Te Korimako. "Kei te Atua to tatou piringa." TIHEMA 13, 1882. Korimako, Issue 10, 13 December 1882, Page 1
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