Nga Hoia a te Kuini.
( Rangi, “ Soldiers of the Queen.") 1. Tenei hold tenei pao Mo nga toanga onamata ; Huri noa nga rire o te wai, Tae noa nga puke o uta, Kongo noa te ao nei Miharo ana. Ka iro hoki etahi Kei warewaretia, Kei pa mai he he E heke ai te ingoa, E heke ai te ingoa toa. Ka uia mai ko wai hei hapai, Mahara ki te pepeha : Chorus : He hoia na te Kuini, He maia he whanoke, Hei tata rakau Hei kari i nga kauae o te Poa. Ko wai hei hapai i te toa I te ingoa o’Ngoingoi? Ko te hoia ate Kuini, Ko te katuarehe ra ! 2. Oho mai he riri i tawhiti Hui nga iwi kite kind, Kind noa he take e raru ai, E mate ai te Ingarihi. Tena e te iwi kiatatanga mai, Tiakina o tatou Kei takakinotia, Kei pa mai he he , E heke ai te ingoa, E heke ai te ingoa toa. Ka uia mai ko wai hei hapai, Mahara kite pepeha: Chorus : He hoia na te Kuini, &c. (Taria te roanga o nga korero.)
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 36, 1 February 1901, Page 3
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