He Kupu Mihi kia Mrs. Snow.
Tena koe e te wahine aroha nui kite iwi Maori o Niu Tireni, kua rite tahi ano tou aroha kite iwi Maori ki tou rangatira kia Mr. Snow i a koe i tautoko nei i te taonga nui a tou taliu kahore koe i pai kia turakina atu tera taonga nui i waihotia iho nei e ia hei taonga mo te iwi Maori, ko to kupu hoki e ki nei, "E hara tenei nupepa i te kimi moni, ' thank you,' e te wahine aroha nui ki to taonga pai ka waiho nei liei kai tohutohu mo te iwi kuare matapo. . E tai he tino taonga nui noa atu tau ka waiho nei ma tou iwi Maori. E kore e taea te pehi. Tera hoki te kupu i te waiata a Horomona, upoko viii. 7 : "Nui te wai, e kore te aroha e taea te tinei, e kore ano e ngaro i nga awa. Ahakoa i hoatu e te tangata nga rawa katoa o tona whare mo te aroha, ka tino whakahaweatia rawatia." E tai he nui noa atu nga painga kua whiwhi nei te Maori o Aotearoa, o Aropaoa i to taonga nui. Kua hari,, kua kite i nga mea nui. Heoi e tai e kore e taea te korero atu nga painga o tou taonga nui heoi me ki kau atu e au. Nui, nui, pai, pai, rawa atu hari hari nui, rite tonu kite kupu tapu ate Atua te aroha kite tangata. Heoi ano. Na E-enata ~W. Ta-ngata.
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Korimako, Issue 37, 15 February 1885, Page 5
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256He Kupu Mihi kia Mrs. Snow. Korimako, Issue 37, 15 February 1885, Page 5
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