HE WAIATA PEEHI WAIPIRO.
(Te Eangi : So Early in the Morning.)
Na Te Wiremu Erueti, Kai-whakawa, o Akarana i whaka-maori.
• (1) Mihi ake nei ahau Ko te tahae nukarau, E ki nei mo tana kai Nei ano te taonga pai Chorus. Nei tonu ra te ahua Nei tonu rate ahua Nei tonu ra te ahua 0 tenei mahi he. (2) Taonga ahuareka ia, E ai tana ko te pia, Wai hei tino whakakoa E ngahau ai te katoa. Korihi, (39 Hua noa ia ki tana kai Nei ano te tonga pai, Te whakaaro nei te poa Taki mate mo katoa. Korihi. m .. . (4; Tim mom ngaro noa Na te kai nei ia i poa, Tini taonga mea papai Haere kau mo tenei wai. Korihi.
(5) Tona mate nui he pia, A pa no kia ringihia, Kia purena tonu mat, Kia hurori ia, ka pai. Korihi. A . . (6) Ara la i ata kai, Tu, ka riri, ka whawhai ; Moto atu ki nga hoa, Kanga iho te katoa. Korihi. v (?) Tana whanau tangi mai, Mate i te hemo' kai, Ana rawa, haere kau, Nana noa i whakapau. . Korihi. (8) Kahu taretare noa, Eawakore tona hoa, Paparinga -where mai Nei nga hua o tana kai. Korihi. (9) Hore ona whakama Ki te inu kia na, Takaokeoke noa Ko te paru tona hoa Korihi.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 3, 1 May 1898, Page 3
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220HE WAIATA PEEHI WAIPIRO. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 3, 1 May 1898, Page 3
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