Nga Matua o "Te Korimako."
Tenei te pu-aroha ka tae mai ki roto kite ngakau, tenei te ringi-ringi-a-wai nga hua o te kamo i a Mihi No te pouaru, raua ko Mihi No te wliaea o Te No, ka tae mai i to raua whenuatupu i Amerika. Haere ai te rongo o tenei rangatira Pakeha, kotahitaki te Pakeka e mohiotia ana i Aotearoa i taketakea mai tana whakaaro ki nga iwi Maori i runga i tenei taonga nui, i te aroka,—ko W. P. Te No (W. P. Snow). Kati, ko te tangata kua riro kite rangi, ko te aroha ia, e mau ana i roto i nga koki o te ngakau. No Te No te arona i te oranga ai, waihotia iho kite wliaea, kite pouaru. Koia tenei, kua whiti mai i te roa moana-raua kite tirotiro, kite whakarongo i nga korero o te taha Maori. Kahore rawa e taea te tinei te aroha e tukua iho ana ite rangi. He hira nga ngutu mohio i roto i te Pakeha, erangi kotahi a Te No i haere tonu i runga i te kaweka o te aroha, mate noa; a, ko te whaea raua ko te pouaru, e whanatu ano i tana huarahi, i te aroha.
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Bibliographic details
Korimako, Issue 36, 15 January 1885, Page 1
Word Count
205Nga Matua o "Te Korimako." Korimako, Issue 36, 15 January 1885, Page 1
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