Te Aitua o te Mahi-haurangi.
Kua tae mai nga rongo no Kaeo, e tata ana ki Whangaroa, e kii ana, no te 1 o nga ra o Oketopa, ka haere mai tetahi tangata Maori no Hokianga kia kite i ona whanaunga, a e rua pea maero te matara atu i te kaainga ka taka ki raro i tona hoiho, a mate tonu atu. Eai te kii, no te ra i kaere mai ai ia, he nui tona kai i te waipiro, tae mai ana te wairangi mete porangi ki a ia, a akina ana e ia te hoiho, riri ana taua kararehe, taka ana te tangata ki raro, pakaru ana te maatenga. Kihai itu te wkakawa mo tona matenga, notemea i te aonga ake o te ra i mauria e nga Maori te tinana o taua tangata ki Hokianga:—" Kia ram, kia rori, kia porangi ai koe."
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Korimako, Issue 57, 20 November 1886, Page 3
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147Te Aitua o te Mahi-haurangi. Korimako, Issue 57, 20 November 1886, Page 3
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