Whatiwhatihoe.
Ai ake te hanga nui o nga hapu Maori o Whatiwhatihoe, he rama. Hei aha te aha ite rama. He mana-tangata tena, he manawhenua tena, hei aha i te rama. He hanga whare, he ngakiwhenua, he whatu puweru, li e liapai tikanga e purero ake ai te iwi, hei aha ite rama. Eki ana te kupu, he moe wllaroro te hanga tika; e ki ana te rama " Kao ; he moe-pepeke ki runga kite peka ote rakau te lianoa tika." Te rongo lioki nga tupuna i te wliakakakati, i te liaunga o tera tu ngongi, o te rama, lieoi, kua tautawhitia e "Wliatiwliatihoe hei Taonga nui tera mona; kua waiho hei piri-polio, kia haere rurua atu kite walia ote parata, kite rua ote waro ! Tena ra to hanga ! Mouinou te tangata raua ko te oneone. He inumanga rania i haurangi ai a an, Me ruku-ware a au te reinga-tupapaku. E hara u a te Pakeha, nau ano e nui ma, e roroa ma, e marutuna ma, nau, nau, ano !
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Korimako, Issue 22, 15 December 1883, Page 2
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169Whatiwhatihoe. Korimako, Issue 22, 15 December 1883, Page 2
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