TE OPE HOIA MAORI.
NO te 2 karaka i te Hatarei te 25 0 Oke_L\| topa ka 11 ate Tong.iriro ki Akarana i runga a Te Heta.ia me tana whanau, a Kanara Poata mete Ope Hoia Maori, pakeha. He nui te tangata i te waapu e tatari ana kite powhiri i a ratoa. No te Turei ka eke mai a Te Hetana mete toenga o nga hoia ma te Tutanekai, ko etahi i marara i Akarana. Ko Terei Ngatai ko Weihana Taramea me Henare Kohere no te Wenerei ka u mai ki Turanga nei. Nui atu to ratou ora, nui atu hoki te whakamihi mo ta ratou haere, ki ana te puku i te haere, puhake ana, makona ana nga kanohi ite matakitakitanga. I puta a ratou kupu whakamihi mo te pai o ratou apiha, mo te pai hoki oTe Hetana. E kore nga korero e paenga wawe, me waiho ma ratou ano e whakataki. Kaati noa ki a tatou nei kite noho kainga ko te paepae anake i nga taringa, ko te whakamahi ranei i nga kanohi kite titiro iTe Pipiwharauroa. E whakamihi ana matou ki te pai o enei tamariki, kaore he ingoa kino. I tirohia e ratou nga mea katoa i runga i te ngakau whakaaro e whakaaturia nei nga korero iTe Pipi. Kaore ratou i whakahawea ki nga mahi maori, kite haka, aki ta matou whakaaro na konei ratou i ingoa nui ai. He tamariki kareti etahi o ratou otira i hihiko ki te whakaatu i nga tikanga a o ratou tupuna ki era atu iwi, ko nga mea tino Maori iao ratou i whakatomumuri ki enei mahi. He ope tino rangatira tenei.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 57, 1 November 1902, Page 7
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277TE OPE HOIA MAORI. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 57, 1 November 1902, Page 7
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