PIHOPATANGA O WAIAPU.
ITU te Hui o te Hahi Maori o te takiwa o Heretaunga ki Omaahu i te 27 o Aperira. Ko enei etahi o nga motini :— Na Rev. Hemi Huata, raua ko Rev. A. Rangi : He kupu tenei ki te Tumuaki ote Hui, me kore e taea e ia te whakarite ki ona koa Pihopa, kia tu he Hui Topu mo nga Minita maori anake o nga Pihopalanga o Nui Tireni. Na Rev. K. Pukerua, raua ko Rev. H. Huata: — He whakaputa tenei i te pouri o tenei Hui ki a Timoti Kiriwi Minita o te Pihopatanga o Akarana kua mate, me te inoi kite Atua kia whakahariii 1, kia manaakitea tona pouaru, me ana tamariki, i roto i nga wa o te pouri. He patai na Rev. H. Te Hata ki Te Tumuaki : He mea tika ranei kia tuku ripoata te miniata, ki te Tiamana o te Kaunihera kia tukua atu, ki ma rehita nga marena me nga nehungatupapaku me nga whanautanga tamariki ? Te utu a te Pihopa: — Kaore be he o te tuku atu i ena mea kite Tiamana o te_ Kaunihera, otira kahore heture mo tana mahi e eke ana ki runga kite Minita, kei te minita a 10 te Tikanga. Na Rev. Hemi Huata raua ko Rev. A Rangi : He whakamahara tenei i nga tangata o te Hahi kia tupato ki'nga mahi whakaware a te hoa-rin, e tangotango hei i nga kupu o te Karaipiture hei kukume ke i te tangata i ruuga i te whakapono ki a Te Karaiti.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 64, 1 June 1903, Page 8
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256PIHOPATANGA O WAIAPU. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 64, 1 June 1903, Page 8
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