KO HORI TE WAIPARU.
Kua mate tenei hoa aroha o tatou a Hori To Waiparu, otira mate rawa ake tona tinana kua kite ia ite ara kite rangi, kua whakawhirinaki tona ngakau ki a Ihu Karaiti te kai-whakaora No te tahi ka taka a Hori i tona kaingar i Mangungukaiota, i te avoai'o o aria taniariki o Parnono ma. I lima tata atu ote mareretanga karnnga atu ana ki nga boa kia tangobia mai te kawenata lcia korerotia ki a ia ng<* Hiperu xii—lo, 11, 12, 13. Ko tetabiko te pnkapuka a lloani xv o nga upoko. Abakoakua mate a Hori, kei to ora ano ia, na te mea ekore te kupu pai e mate, ckoro te aroba o mate. Ite lickenga r, te voimafca ki ruriga kite urupa o Hori Te Waiparu, ka tialio mai te mamma i ana korero pai i auamabi aroba. Ko Hori i haere atu i runca i to buarabi o Rawiri i Id nei—"Abakoa bacre abau rate raorao o ( e atarangi ote mate, ekore an e welii i to kino, no te mca ko koc kei abau; ko to rakau me to tokotoko oku mauaakitanga"—Waiata xxiii—4.
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Whetu o te Tau, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1 October 1857, Page 4
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192KO HORI TE WAIPARU. Whetu o te Tau, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1 October 1857, Page 4
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