HE INOI MO TE WA O TE PAKANGA.
He mea whakarite na Te Wiremu, Pihopa o Waiapu, kia korerotia i roto o nga whare-karakia. E te Atua Kaha rawa, ko koe te rangatira o nga kingitanga katoa o nga iwi, mau e mutu ai te pakanga i nga wahi katoa ote ao. He inoi tenei na matou ki a koe kia whakamutua wawetia te whawhai kite pito kite tonga o Awherika. Whakaputaia ketia te nanakia o te tangata hei mea e puta ai tau e pai ai, e neke haere ai tou kingitanga ; hohorotia hoki te wa e kore ai tetahi iwi e hapai hoan ki tetahi iwi, a heoi ano ta ratou ako kite whawhai; tukua mai tenei he whakaaro kite mahi pai, kite mahi wawao, ate Rangatira ote Rongomau, a tau tama, a to tatou Ariki, a Ihu Karaiti. Amine.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 21, 1 November 1899, Page 7
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142HE INOI MO TE WA O TE PAKANGA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 21, 1 November 1899, Page 7
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