HOTERENI TAONE.
Hepetema, 18, 1874. Kite Kai-tuku oTe Wananga. E hoa tena koe, kua kite maua i to panuitanga, E hoa. aukaha te Waka, kia taru ora ite Waka Tawharautia te whare kia maru, tirohia atu te mate rn.ua ko te ora. Koia ra tenei, ko to tatou kuaretanga kite hanga riteiiga mo tatou. I nga ra ote tama a Kiripuai, he kura te tangata, waihoki me tenei, I te mea e ora ana te -whenua, e ora ana nga mahara. Koia nei ra, e hoa kua taka nei hoki tatou kite waha ote Parata. Ka tika, ka tika ra r e hoa kia ata kimihia he oranga mo tafou, mo tenei *l\vi mote Maori. Na, whakarohgo mai' e nga Eangatira Tai-tamariki o ia wahi, me ata whiriwhiri he oranga mo tatou, kia kaha ra tatou. Kihai ate Karaiti i h'aere mai kite hunga ora; engariki te hunga e mate ana. ° Mau e uta atu enei wahi korero, hei titiro ma o tatou hoa Maori Pakeha hoki, I nga wahi katoa o to tatou motu. . Pleoi ano na o hoa aroha, Na H. KoriHA. Na Ford Eiwat.
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Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 6, 24 October 1874, Page 24
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187HOTERENI TAONE. Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 6, 24 October 1874, Page 24
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