TE WHETU O TE TAU. Akarana, Hurai 1, 1858.
Me he ai tohunga o matauria nga hau o te rangi. Tena ko tenei, e karangirangi noa ana te whaka UNKNOWN he tau paki UNKNOWN awha ra nei; he
tau kai ra nei, he tau raki ra nei. Te whiti nei ano te ra, te titi net ano te inarama, tc kupokapo uei ano nga whetu. • • Tirohia Matariki Te whetu o tc tau e whakamoe in xi ra, K homai ana rongo kia ako mai atu au. Ka mate nei au i te matapouri, 1 to mata korehu i roto i ahau. K whakatutuki ana i to te ransjatira Tuna whakarirnnga, kuru rawa i aku iwi, Kohi rawa i aku kiko, poka rawa i aku whatvi Tare ana i runga ra, whanake te hirihiri; llano purnnpi te hiwi ki run^a, Maka ra ki tawhiti, ki nga whenua h 0.:."
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Whetu o te Tau, Volume 1, Issue 2, 1 July 1858, Page 2
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148TE WHETU O TE TAU. Akarana, Hurai 1, 1858. Whetu o te Tau, Volume 1, Issue 2, 1 July 1858, Page 2
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