NGA KORERO MO NGA MATE.
Ki Te Etita o te Pipiwharauroa. EHOA tena koe. He whakaatu tenei naaku ki a koe, kei te tono au i etahi o nga tino takuta o konei kia tuhicuhi korero mo runga i nga mate e mohio iho ana au e pa ana kite Maori. Kua tae atu na hoki nga korero mo te ‘ Mate Kohi ara e kiia ana ete pakeha he Tuberculosis, engari kite pa kite poho, he Consumption. Tenei kei te tukur atu tetahi whai-korero mo te ‘ Piwa kirika ara te piwa e kiia nei e te Maori he ‘ Piwa Taipo’. He tino tangata nan a tana whai-korero. Taku kupu tenei ki nga kai korero o Te Pi pi kia manaaki i aua tohutohu. He tangata raruraru aua tangata otira i runga ,i to ratou whakaaro kite iwi Maori, ka tahuri ratou kite tuhituhi i aua kupu. Heoi ano Na Tutere Wirepa. Otepoti, Otakau.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 46, 1 December 1901, Page 2
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153NGA KORERO MO NGA MATE. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 46, 1 December 1901, Page 2
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