TE KURA O WHANGARAB.
. Whangarae, Croixelles, 10 Aperira, 1896. Kia Rev. P. Peneti, Etita, I runga i te tono a te Pipi-wharauroa kia tukuna atu etahi pikaunga ma ona parirau ririki, ara, korero mo nga kura, Ka whakaaro maua tena pea etahi o nga kai-korero o te Pipi-wharauroa e hiahia kia rongo i te ahua o te kura o tenet wahi mokemoke o Whangarae e tata ana ki Whakatu. Ka kotahi tau e kura ana ki roto i te
whare i tukua ai e Renata Pau mo te mahi kura, a ka nui te hihiko o nga tamariki ki te ako. Ko maua ko nga kai whakaako ka kotahi tau ki konei e nohoana i waenganui i nga Maori. I taua wa he nui to maua hari. Kahore o maua pouritanga mo te paunga o taua tau i a maua ki konei, he aha koa te mokemoke. No runga i te pahitanga o nga tamariki, i runga hoki i te kaha o Rev. F. W. Tiatene raua ko Rev. P. Peneti, me te hiahia hoki o .nga Maori o konei ki tetahi whare-kura, ka tukuna mai e te Kawanatanga nga rakau hei mahi i te whare Ko nga Maori ano kei te whakatu, he aha koa kaore ratou i tae ki te ako ite mahikamura, he nui ano te pai o ta ratou mahi. E tumanako ana maua tera e terete oti kia hohoro ai te timata o te mahi kura ki roto i taua whare. I te kitenga o nga tamariki i nga korero o te Pipi-wharauroa mo nga tamariki i puta o Te Aute, he nui ano to ratou wawata mete ngakau nui mo nga rarangi korero i puta nei i roto i te Pipi-Wharauroa mo nga tamariki. E tumanako atu ana maua kei te penei hold te hari o nga kai-korero o tenei pepa me maua ina rongo i nga korero o ratou kura. He aha koa kei roto maua ite kokonga he hoa-mahi katoa tatou i roto i te mara waina nui. Na Ani Kere, ) „ . , , Na Hera Haika, ( Kai-whakaako
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 16, 1 June 1899, Page 4
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343TE KURA O WHANGARAB. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 16, 1 June 1899, Page 4
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