TE AKO MO NGA MAORI.
Ko te Kere, E tono ana kite kupu e tu ana i tona ingoa, e hiahia ana kia ata whakarongo te Whare ki etahi kupu a te Kawana, i te wa e korero ana a ia i te Kura Kerema i Akarana. I ki a Ta Hemi Pakitini, —E kore e pai kia mahue tenei wa inaianei a kia kore ia e ki i etahi kupu, ko te ahua ia ki an kaore e tika, otira; he mea tika ki au. Tuatahi, ko te ahua o te mahinga, I kite au i roto i ona ritenga katoa,. kia whakaaturia ki nga tamariki o nga iwi katoa, kaua kia tatou anake kite Pakeha, otira ki nga Maori ano o tenei Motu. Na, e tono ana au, kua pehea te-whaka-ritenga o te waahi whakamutunga mo taua mea, Otira e xnahara ana au, kua poto mai, kiliai i rite kite whakaaro a te tangata nana taua Mea 1 whakaatu, I taku haerenga ki etahi atu wahi o te Motu nei i te tau tuatahi o taw.
whakahaerenga, ka kite au i te iti o te tiaki, kua meatia mo nga tamariki a iiga rangatira i tika nei mo ratou. E tate ana tatou ite Maori e mahi ana i nga mahi kino : a m*peheaerere ke ai kita tatou whakaaro, e akona ketia nai hoki ratoiv i te tamarikitanga, ki taku mahara ia, kia akona raton krte tino akopai, etaeaai e te Motu neite noatu. Otiia kia tukua te tamaiti tupu pai ate Maori ki enei tu Kura, tera pea e ahua kino kite Kura, a kia Tjtou ano, erangiki taku titiro, he mea kia tu ki a Akarana.tetalu Whare hei nohoanga, hei moenga ki reura, aja vhakante ai i te ahua pai mo ratou, a kia whakatupuna paitia ake ita o ratou matua, a mete ako hei whakaatu ki o ratou tangata, hei arahi hoki i a ratou ki runga ki nga mea tino pai. Aki te kore tetahi mea penei e meatia, na, kaore ano tatou i mahi noa i te mahi tika mo te iwi Maori, E hara i te mea e onge ana i tenei, ite tika, i te aroha, i te atawhai. Erangi ko nga ntenga e onge ana, e mohio ana ia, tena te Mmita ote taha Maori e mea tonu ana ia kite whakatu i nga Kura Maori, puta noa te Motii nei, mete tino mea kia hoatu ki nga Maori te tino ako, E mahara ana ia he mea tika ma nga tamariki, kua nui ake te "mohio i roto i nga Kura Maori, kia tukua ratou ki tetahi Kura ke atu, kia riro man a ratou tetahi mohiotanga, nuku ake P' 3, i? U1 a ? a ahau mehemea • ana te Kawanatanga, kite hanga i etahi tikanga mo te I?MS. Dga l am " lkl a n g a raagatira ote iwi Maori. £_Jaia nei e te Kawana i tana korerotanga i te whakakitekitenga i. te Kura Kerema i AkaranS Ka ki ate l e tin ° ahia tena ate Kawanatanga kia nukuhia ake te ako mo nga tamariki o te iwi fiSiTV™ ka % k i nga Ku * a etu ana i n § a kain " a * Jte I hC mea t,ka > ko n ga tamariki a nga langatira iakfk? t LSS k , Ua m ° hio «« »tan g , me Sunui « K 'T T - ake ' ara » U nga akoranga SSKS.* S ena e^P ai te ako i waenganui tonu ote iwi Pakeha iia wehea mai ai i o ratou iwi, ko tana mea he mea e tino tirohia ana ete Kawanatanga, *Ti Wro ano raua ko te Kawana mo taua mea- He Whare noho k ° Tipene < St kaore a Kawana i mohio i te wa i korero ai ia, e kiia nei a he ara atu ano etahi Kura kei Poneke, ina noa nei ka nuta , Paora te JS* 1 ™? ft e nui atu ana te whakauru o nga tamariki Maori ki o te Pakeha, tena. e tino nai ° ei tU maM e taea aite rereke?ang a pXha ™ Ua '- AtC Wa etino mohio ai k * te rfo Maori mra eogar ° al nga raruraru
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Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 10, 24 December 1874, Page 58
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688TE AKO MO NGA MAORI. Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 10, 24 December 1874, Page 58
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