Te Kura Moari o Awanui.
Ko nga tamariki o tenei kura i tukutukua i te 7 o Tihema nei. Ko aua tamariki i huihui itelo o nga haora o te ata, i raro i te whakahaere tika rawa a to ratou kai-whakaako, aE.W. D. Matiu. Ite mutunga o te karakia ka pataitia ratou e te Matiu, rninita nei, raua ko R. S. Boyes; a pai ana katoa a ratou mahi. Te 13 nga tamariki Pakeha kei tenei kura, haunga nga tamariki Maori; na, e kitea ana i tenei te tika o te kai-whakaako o taua kura. Ko nga minita Maori nei, ko te Hey. Meinata te Hara raua ko te Rev. Eeupena Paerato, etahi o nga manuhiri i tae mai ki taua huinga, me etabi atu rangatira Maori. Ite mutunga ote pataitanga ka
takoto te hakari a te kai-whakaako ma nga tamariki—ara be keeki, he ti, he purini. Muri iho ka turia nga purei maha noa atu, a mutu ana tana rangi i runga i te ahuarekatanga, tatu ana te ngakau o te katoa.
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Waka Maori, Volume 12, Issue 2, 25 January 1876, Page 11
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174Te Kura Moari o Awanui. Waka Maori, Volume 12, Issue 2, 25 January 1876, Page 11
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