PITO PITO KORERO.
Kei te tangia te nupepa o Te Aute Kareti, e teperehi oTe Raukahikatea. Te ingoa o taua pepa ko “Te Tui.” He nui te ahuareka o nga korero o roto. He Pakeha te reo, kotahi rawa te upoko i tuhia kite reo Maori' “Te Ara ki Te Ante.” I puta nga korero, mo nga mahi takaro, whutnpooro, whakatutu hoia, omaoma ; mo nga mahi wbakapono mo nga mahi a to ratou “ Kotahitanga,” me era atu korero. Kotahi te wharangi mo nga rongo-korero o nga tamariki kaumatua o Te Aute, kua mutu nei ta ratou na kura. Kua tonoa taku hoa Etita a Eewati Kohere e ona hoa Pakeha kia whakapiri i tetahi o nga ingoa o tona tipuna ki tona ingoa, ara i a “ Mokena.” ; E hiahia ana ratou kia penei te roanga o tona ingoa Reweti T. Mokena Kohere. E mea ana ratou hei tohu whakamaharatanga tenei mana ki tona tipuna. : Kaati kei pohehe o na hoa he tangata ke a Reweti Kohere, me Reweti Mokena Kohere. He nui to matou pouri i to matou kitenga i etabi kupu kaore e tika kia perehitia i roto i tetahi o a tatou pepa Maori. Ko ana korero kino i roto i tetahi reta tuku mai, engari kaore pea i kitea ete etita. E hoa ma e korerotia ana a tatou pepa e te wahine e te tamariki, kaati kaore e tika nga korero weriweri kia perehitia, He mea tenei e taea ai te hamene te nupepa e te Kawanatanga, a e mau ai te tangata kite whareherehere. Kia tupato. No nga kai-ta te tino he kite perehi tonu i era korero tino kino atu.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 15, 1 May 1899, Page 8
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276PITO PITO KORERO. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 15, 1 May 1899, Page 8
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