Te Rakau Hua.
Patapatai ai te Pakeha, heaha rate take te whakatupu ai te Maori i nga rakau hua, i te aporo, i te pea, i te paramu, i te Aperikoto, i te piki, i te tini atu o nga rakau whai hua ? Ka pataia nei e Te Korimako, ara ka whakahokia taua patai a nga Pakeha, he aha koia, ekoro ma, i kore ai korua e whakatupu i enei taonga nunui i tukua mai nei e te Atua % Heaha ekoro ma % He kawa te orani, te rokuata, te nepetarima, mete tini atu o nga hua 1 He tini noa atu nga momo papai o te rakau-hono he hereni, he rua hereni; a, ite rua o nga tau kua tautau mai nga hua, mete karanga mai kite tangata, " tenei ahau, tikina mai, hokona, kainga hoki." E mangere ma, e !
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Korimako, Issue 12, 15 February 1883, Page 3
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139Te Rakau Hua. Korimako, Issue 12, 15 February 1883, Page 3
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