HE WHARANGI TUWHERA.
Ko nga Pakeha matau kite Reo Maori e tuhi mai ana ki tenei nupepa me tuhi mai a ratou reta ki nga reo e rua—to reo Maori mete reo Pakeha ano. Ki a te Kai Tuhi o te Waka Maori. Whangapoua, 22nd Hune, 1574. Testa Koe. Kua rongo anau tekau herengi te utu mo te Waka Maori i te tau kotahi, me to whakaatu mai ano i roto i te Waka ko te moni ki mua, katahi ka homai te Waka ki muri. E tama, te pakeke kite .ata whakaaro. Kaore, e tika ana ; kei rarua koe e te taitamariki. Kia man koe ki tena tikanga, ko "te moni ki mua, ko te Waka ki muri," katahi koe ka •ora. He tika hoki, ko nga neke ano ki mua, ko te waka ki muri haere ai; koia ka tukua atu nei e au tekau herengi hei neke mo te Waka Maori, kia toia mai ki konei ki aau i Whangapoua. Kite tae mai, •katahi " ka koa a Hakopa, ka hari a Iharaira." Mo te tau 1874 tenei tekau herengi; timata mai i a Hanuere kua taha atu nei. Ka nui taku pouri kite roa o taku ingoa, kua tuhia nei eau ki raro ;he alla koa, me whakapopoto eau tetahi wahi, ka tuhi ai ko nga reta tuatahi anake. T. H. W. Tapiata Kiwi.
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Waka Maori, Volume 10, Issue 14, 14 July 1874, Page 178
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227HE WHARANGI TUWHERA. Waka Maori, Volume 10, Issue 14, 14 July 1874, Page 178
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