HE WAIATA NA TE WAHINE I.
[He mea tango mai i roto i te Pukapuka Poroporoakitanga na te iwi Maori ki a Kawana Kerei.]
Whakamomori, a, whiu ana i a ia kite papa kohatu i runga i te pari tiketike. E to e te ra, to atu kite rua! Tu mai i kona, taria mai au. Te hohoro noa nei te kai a te atua, Kia wawe au te mate, kei noho i te ao. Whakatakariri ki, kite tini o te tangata ; Hore lie whakaaro i ngaro atu ki roto. E hira hoki au i a Parihi i runga, Te homai noa nei, nga rongo tau ake ; Te kite hoki ail te pai o Tahetahe ; No Pokai rate rongo i hira mai Pehi ai whakaari, ka kake mai ki runga. Whakarongo ana ra Moetara i te tonga. Ka iri au nei, i te ture maro; Whatu whiwhi raia!—ka turupo au, e.
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Waka Maori, Volume 10, Issue 22, 3 November 1874, Page 276
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151HE WAIATA NA TE WAHINE I. Waka Maori, Volume 10, Issue 22, 3 November 1874, Page 276
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