NGA MAHI MO TE WUURU HIPI.
Tenei mea te wuuru hipi, ma te mahi pai ki te whiriwhiri i te wuuru ana takaia hei paere te nui ai ranei te iti ai ranei te utu mo te wuuru. Ko te wuuru ma, ko te wuuru pai, a ka pai te takai o te wuuru ka nui te utu mo te pauna taimaha. Aki te mea ka kohia nga wuuru paru, ki roto ki nga wuura pai, ?ene? ka iti te utu o te wuuru pai i aua wnuru poto. te mea ka kite nga kai hoko wuuru i aua wuuru paVu, a ka mea aia, e roa taku kohikohinga i aua mea paro/a e kore tthau e pai kia mahi utu kore ahau, a menipki te utu o te wnuru pai kia iti, hei utu moku e mttWnei an kite kohikohi i nga wuuru poto, me nn wuuru'piaru i au« wuuru pai. Kite mea ka kite iwi k& ntri lie Utu m.o te Wuura, me mahi pai nga wuuru, ko rnaa ki tona paere, ko nga wuuru poto ki tonacpsere; ko iiga wuuru parn ki tona paere. E ahua ftr atnr te utu tncr te wuuru i enei ra, e tae ana kite hikipene, a'lti te iwa kapa mo te pauna kotahi, a ko tjga!wuuru poto e tae ana kite wha kapa, kite ono fcapa mo te pauna. Taihoa ano pea ka ahua nuku •ke te utu o te wuuru.
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Wananga, Volume 5, Issue 46, 16 November 1878, Page 572
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240NGA MAHI MO TE WUURU HIPI. Wananga, Volume 5, Issue 46, 16 November 1878, Page 572
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