He Reta Maori.
Tahurikotua, Maehe, 30, 1861. E hoa e Kawana, — Tena koe! Tena korua ko te iwi mohio tikanga pai. Kua tae mai a "Manuhiri Tuarangi" ki an, na, ka karanga au—"Haere mai, e te 'Manuhiri Tuarangi.' Na takn poiiki koe i liki aiu ki lua ole rangi kukume mai ai, e ! Haere mai! Ka lae mai, ka nobo ki le kainga, ka wbakaiika atu au ki runga. ka ki aiu, Haere mai, haere mai aku luakana ! Haere mai ki ula! Kahore he langala hei karanga mo kouiou. Tena le langaia kei wiwi kei wavva, ara, kei le he." Ka waiata aiu au ki a koutou : Turuawaipo, Kia moe huri au. Ko te moe i aura, I nui o rangi ra, I lawhhi Hura, Tenei lo wairua. VVhakarika rawa ma<, Ka bewa au kei te ao. He kahurangi le tau. Naku koe i hoe am. Hoalu, kia reia Nga puke kainga hau,
0 Tolara i runga. Kia marama te titiro Te tonga o te ra, E rere wairua ana. Tohitutia ra, Te kawa o Unahiroa, Nana te whai lolm. Waiho nei, whanatu na! Heoiano. Mau e tuku kite perehi. Na to lioa, Na Hepata Tumngenge.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 3, 15 April 1861, Page 12
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196He Reta Maori. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 3, 15 April 1861, Page 12
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