TERAHUI WAHI O WAIAPU.
Hepetema, 9, 1874. Kia Te Wananga. Tena koe te Perehi mo te motu Katoa nei, tenei a Hikurangi te ika a Maui i hi ai, ka tu ki runga kite karanga ite manuhiri, tuarangi, ae, tenei auvka karanga, haere mai e Te Wananga kia mihia mai nga mate, nga he, nga raru o iwi e pae nei, haere mai koe te .tangata tauhou manaakitia nga iwi e mate ana, whakaarahia nga tupapaku i te rua, tena koe e Te Wananga, rapua mai e koe nga whakaaro a te motu katoa nei. kia utaina atu ki runga ki a koe, hei kawe mau ki nga pito e wha o te ao nei, inahoki, kua tae mai i a koe te mahara a Renare Tomoana i kawea. mai nei e koe kia kite te* tai Bawhiti nei i nga mahara mohou mo Te Wananga, ae, kawea mai kia rongo te taringa, kia rongo te ngakau, e hoa e Te Wananga? tenei kei nga tangata pupuri o te whakaaro mana e uta atu ki runga kia koe, inahoki, kua whakaatutia mai nei e koe nga Waka katoa nei, kia kite te ao katoa nei. E hoa eTe Wananga, kei ia Waka, kei ia Waka tana- mahara mo te uta atu ki runga ki a koa. No, Horovta tena, Waka, i whakahoki atu na i ana mahara, mihi mo to tatou taonga nui mo* Te Wananga o nga Iwi katoa, koia na te Waka o Porou i.uru ki xoto.o tau panni, engari he nui ona Waka, ko te -tangata o tena Waka o Horouta. Ko Toi, Ko Aria-te-rangi, „ Tahatiti, „ Tahito Kuramaranga,, „ Ruatapu, n Tamatea Nihomakuru, „ Bakaiora, „ Tane-tangia, „ Tama Ki-te-hau, „ Mwa, „ Tama Ki-te-ra, ~ Kainaku, „ Tama Kurumanu, „ Pohatu, „ Tama Aikake, ~ Bongomaiwharemannka.. „ Pahura O-te-rangi, „ Teao Kairau, „ Tama Kake, „ Hinehare, „ Tangata Pahau, „ Bongo kaneke i te rangi ; „ Teurii Maraki, „ Tawara. „ Ar-i-o-rangi,
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Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 6, 24 October 1874, Page 25
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307TERAHUI WAHI O WAIAPU. Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 6, 24 October 1874, Page 25
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