NA TE ETITA.
KUA tae mai te reta na Reihana Paraone . he whakaatu mai naana i te matenga o Ngawati he, tino; kaumatua no te takiwa o Kaipara. JMo.te 8 0 nga ra o Mei i mate ai he kaumatua tenei i tino mau i piri pono ki nga tikanga papai, ki nga' whakahaere rangatira a tenei iwi o tatou o te maori. He tangata pupuri no nga kupu, he tangata hapai no nga tikanga rangatira, kite tangata kite Atua hoki. He kaumatua pupuri no nga kupu tapu ate Atua tae noa ki tona matenga. Ite rnea ka tino tata tona haora ka mihi iho kite iwi ko ana kupu whakamutunga ia. “E te whai nau, e nga iwi, e te iwi hoki hei konei tenei nga taongu ma koutou e pupuri ai i muri i ahau. “ Kei konei kia mau ki ie whakapono, kia mau kite aroha, kia atawhai ki nga tamariki, kia aroha kite iwi.” Kia mau ki enei taonga hei piringa mo koutou, kei titari koutou.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 64, 1 June 1903, Page 8
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169NA TE ETITA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 64, 1 June 1903, Page 8
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