Te Wananga. Kotahi Putanga i te Wiki. HATAREI, NOEMA 9, 1878.
He nui nga kupu amuamu a nga tangata tuku reta mai ki Te Wananga nei, no te mea kahore ano etahi o a ratou reta i taia kite Nupepa nei Te take i kore ai e taia wawetia a ratou reta, he mea na matou kia mahia nga korero o te Pareroata, a fcns muttf nei.hoki te tnahi o te Paremata o te tau ttfi Kom'mitou'i mea ai, ka taia ana reta ematou, tilt flMfttenti fecta irbftkamiift tc ahuao Ts Wax a-
kga i enei ra, i te mea ka whakapaua aua reta ki te iwi. Nei ta matou kupn ki a matou iwi Maor\ E hoa ma tena tuhituhia mai nga korero o nehc nga mahi a o mua tangata. He mea hoki, hei ako i nga kai wbakamaori kia kore ai o ratou arero e tapepa kite korero Ahe mea hoki kia mohiotia ai nga take o mua, a hei mihi ma nga iwi ke atu, kite mea ka tuhituhia nga korero o nga atua Maori, nga karakia, nga whakatauki, waiata, nga whakapapa, nga korero o nga waka i u mai ai ki enei motu, penei ka tino pai nga Pakeha mohio o te ao nei ki aua korero. He reta pai te reta a Whititera te "Waiuatua i tuku mai ki Te Wakaxga nei, he mea hoki he tangata mohio aia kite tuhituhi i nga mea i kitea eia. E hoa e Whititera, kia kaha to tuhituhi mai ki Te Wanakga nei, a me tono e koe ki nga mohio kia korero i nga korero o mua, a mau e mahi aua korero kite pukapuka, ka tuku mai ai kia taia e Te Wakaxga nei, me timata e koe ia Po, a i te kore, ka tataku ake i te aro atua, a ka tae ki Hawaiki, ka mahi tonu kia tae kite ahunga kite kukuretanga, ma reira - e poto katoa ai nga mea g mua, hei titiro koa ma o tatou uri, otira nei me ui noa te ui a o tatou uri, me penei na te ui. lie iwi pehea te Maori o nga ra o te Pakeha ki ano i tae mai ki enei motu. He nui te mohio ote Maori ki te kauhau i ana korero, ahe tika ano hoki te aro o te korero ina hoki te reta A Patene i tuhituhi ai n.o tana tuakana mo Anaru Patene, kite mea ka ui te Maori he aha te take o Te Wakaxga nei i toheai kia mahia nga mea o mua. Tenci, he mea na matou he ui. He pehea te ahua o omua tangata, he pehea a ratou mahi, he aha nga kai, he pehea nga kakahu, he aha te karakia, me nga kupu o ta ratou mahi tapu, a i haere mai te Maori i hea, he noho pehea te noho, a he kaha pehea te kaha i ora aii te ao nei. Kia poto enei patai te utu, ka kite tatou kite pai o enei ra, a i te kore noho m auri ora i te wehi o te he o mua, a tetahi ko te atawhai a te Atua nana nei i unga mai nga Minita o te Rongo-pai, i ora ai tatou i noho marie ai i enei ra. Ete Iwi tera whakamana mai te tono ato tatou Wakaxga, e oho kite mahi i uga korero o mua, hei titiro ma te Pakeha, kei kiia ko te Maori anake te iwi i kore he korero a ona tupuna, huna hoki ka aha, a whakina ka aha i te mea kua whiti te ra ki tua o Tawauwau, a kahore he wehi o te tapu i enei ra, e hoki mai ai te mana o nga korero hei patu i enei uri kua pakehatia. He kupu na Te Wananga, ame mana tana tono.
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Wananga, Volume 5, Issue 45, 9 November 1878, Page 554
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646Te Wananga. Kotahi Putanga i te Wiki. HATAREI, NOEMA 9, 1878. Wananga, Volume 5, Issue 45, 9 November 1878, Page 554
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