UNKNOWN titiro, Taringa whakarongo, Ngakau whakaaro. "He Titi, he Tata, he korekore no te kupenga a Takoreke ki tua o Moana Waiwai, ka huia, ka huia, ka Imia ki Te Wauanga. f/ 'i'i:i!■: ?,lav,ri-ora," • ka he, engari, Kui kui kui 'iVhitiwhitiora, wliitiora wliitiora wliitiora. Ka kowhivi te marama kai rnnga, he tamatea kai ariki : hakoa kore i to nui, ko te iti liei auo, Aua i te kaha, ic.» i.-. rite, rite rite rite peehia. IvA'aAXf rA e Te Wananga ki o Waka, karanga i ta korua karanga ko to tuakana. "Maranga ete hauraro, liaere mai hoki e te tonga, pupuhi mai ki taku kaari, kia puta atu ai nga kinaki kakara." Te kul'u ka, kaati man ko te wero, mete karanga, ma te tangata te whakaaro kite haere, a nana ka whai ki nga Maunga teitei kia pikitia e ia, e pai ana, otiia e kore e eketia e ia, engari k oia ano & paheke iho. Ko au tenei, Ko T© Ngakau-koa..
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Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 3, 4 September 1874, Page 8
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163Untitled Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 3, 4 September 1874, Page 8
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