He Kupu ki nga Kai-whangai i a "Te Korimako."
Na Rapata Erueti, no Waimarama, Nepia, no Pepuere 10, 1883. Kotahi te hereni hiriwa i kuhua ki tana reta ki a Te Korimako, riro tonu atu taua hereni mete apiti erua kapa (Is. 2d.) hei ufcii mo te Poutapeta tu kau noa iho a Te Korimako, me tana poho tikoko. He whakatiki ha tenei i a Te Korimako ki nga hua o te tau. Kite penei tonu te tangata, ara te tuku hiriwa mai, me aha e kaha ai Te Korimako te korihirihi haiere i te ata i te ahiahi ?
INa Hoani Wainohi, raua ko i Peka Tautahi, no Mohaka i puere, te reta, kuhua ) e raua e wha hereni hiriwa, Q tonu i te Poutapeta, kotahi litti. - He waimarie -te kinga o nga hereni e toru 3.) ki a Te Korimako hei hoko tahi toru tawa ma te ngutu. pa ma, waiho atu nga kaiioa, ara te hiriwa raua ko te ,u *a, takaia mai nga kupu ki Pane Kuini/ kite ota moni nei* ki* te- tiaki ra nei, kite f 1316 r eheta marire. '
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Korimako, Issue 14, 14 April 1883, Page 7
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185He Kupu ki nga Kai-whangai i a "Te Korimako." Korimako, Issue 14, 14 April 1883, Page 7
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