Te whare korero o te putakihi.
Ki nga hoa, Kanohi titiro, taringa whakarongo, ngakau whakaaro. Rere! he korero haere na etahi tangata i te huarahi, i whakarangona atu e ahau. I t6tahi ahiahi po, i a au ano e ncho ana i taku karaga e whakaaroaro ana ki nga rongo tua-rangi, ka *o«goake au i nga tangata toko-rua nei e korero haere mai ana i te huarahi, e ahu mai ana te haere kite taha lu a au e noho atu nei, ko nga korero tenei. P atai tetahi ki. tetahi, hoa. tena whaki a au te- pai o. to malii Reti whenua, e nmirmau na i a kputou moni ko to whanau. Katahi k" ma '- E kuware ana ano koe kite pai ? Ka;Kn atu _tetahi, Ui noa atu ai hoki ? Katahi tetahi ta kn -mai,K.anui te pai o taku mahi, Ko taku tika^na
e jicnci ana: Ka tukua e anau ciuh! I.i iina ilio hei wnakatapu ms> ninua i chilli whenua nunui, a ka kiia :uia wnenua wlieiiua iicti, ka whakariterite snaism ko nga Iwi m>na ana whtuua i nga tikanga mo n_a .m-ti, mete niahn Imki o nga tau hei Retinga, Ka oti Na, ko roto i- nga tau i whakaritoa hei Retinga ka nialiia e ahau inalii inohio, E mea ana ahaiu, E kitre e r<>a, ka riro rawa nuii ana whenua i a matou inku v/h-.inaii. I enc: kupu tonu, ka tawhiti atu aua langata i a an. ileoi ano ka lioki au ki taku wkare manukamanuka noa iho ai kite korero a nua ra, ai a an aim e manukamanuka ana, ka rongo ake au i te tapuwae tan Lata e harr.ru haere mai ana, ka tae nuii kite Ickm ii.j. l . o taku whare, ka patukituki mai, hua noa an, he pake ha mei te patnkituki, ka ui ake au, Kowai tenei r no te hamumutanga mai o te vvaha, E hika, ko au, katahi au ka mohio he JUaori, ka rere atu kite whakatuwhera rte kuwaha ; Ka ui atu ano au, Kowai i\oe r Ivatahi ka kii mai, Ko Te toku ingoa. Ko taku mahi, he haere kite tangata nui, kite tangata :ti, kite t«mo lcia whangaia au Ici to korero iti, kite korero nui, Katahi au ka kii atu, tomo mai kite whare, Na, no tona tapokoranga mai ario kite whare, katahi an ka tuhi atu i nga korero na, hei titiro, hei whakarongo, hei whakaaro ma nga hoa. Kaati taku whakararu i a koutou. Nat:> koutou hoa, Xa Te Reo-ki-te-Raki.
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Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 3, 4 September 1874, Page 11
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419Te whare korero o te putakihi. Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 3, 4 September 1874, Page 11
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