NO TE AWA WHIRO.
Hepetema, 9, 1874. Kite Kai-tuku oTe Wananga. E hoa, i roto au ite puia rarauhe e tuohu ana ka rongo ake au i te tangi a te manu, ka mohio ake au kite ahua o tona tangi, e penei ana, kuika, kuika, katahi au ka mohio, e, he koau whanau hou tenei, ina hoki tona tangi, no te kitenga i au e tuohu ana, karanga tonuiho eta, maranga ki runga, ko au tenei ko Te Wananga i haramai au kia homai he kai maku,, katahi au ka ki atu, ina to kai, ko au e whakawiria nei e piko rawa lho nei, e tangi tuohu nei i te roa o te ra, e kapi ana toku hope i te mate whakarihariha, a kahore he wahi ora oku kikokiko, e kaha kore ana ahau a mongamonga noa, i aue ahau i te. mamae o toku ngakau, ko tenei e Te Wananga, kai to aroaro oku hiahia katoa, a, e kore hoki e mahue i a koe te kawe atu, hei titiro iho ma nga hoa i tenei motu, ki ta ratou auetanga, ka mutu taku kai maur Na Te aue.
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Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 4, 25 September 1874, Page 16
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193NO TE AWA WHIRO. Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 4, 25 September 1874, Page 16
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