TIHEMA.
Ko te marama tenei e kotia ai nga taru e whakamarokotia ana hei kai ma te hoiho, me te kau. Engari, hei tenei marama me kokoti nga tangata Maori i nga taru e tupu noa ake ana i a ratou mara; me whakamaroke liei kai ma nga lioilio ate hotoke. Me he mai, e tupu ana te koitara i roto i te witi, me lni> luiti ite mea kiano i jma noa; mei_ waiho ana kia pua i waenga, kino ake tc witi. ToUia nga kelia i ruia i te marama kua psluire k'.a wliai takiwa i wacnga o ana mara kelia, kia whai kiko ai nga kelia. Hutiate panahi e tupu noa ana i waenga kumara, i waenga kanga—kowhakia etahi o nga liua o nga rakau pititi e oho ana, kia wawe te nunui Ka puawai i konei te waina; me kinikini nga kawei i runga atu o nga tautau. liia nga merengi, me nga paukena kite wai i nga walii ua kore ; me whakapatapata te wai ki runga ki nga rau.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 24, 22 November 1849, Page 4
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174TIHEMA. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 24, 22 November 1849, Page 4
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