HE RETA KI TE ETITA.
Ki Te Etita o Te Pipiwharauroa. ETAMA, tena koe nga uri o nga memo ki whainga hohou rongo hoki whakaaro nui e hapai nei i nga wairua o te hunga whakaaro kore, whakapono kore, e mea ana pea ratou na maaui i hii te whenua nei, mete moana a nana katoa i hanga te rangi. Ko ena mahara katoa o te tangata he mahara tino pai rawa atu ki a Hatana kite tianara o nga hoia ote Atua nui. Ko nga mahi tohunga katoa no te rewera katoa whanau ake ona uri mo te reinga katoa he wairua tangata nga rewera he tupuna he taniwha no Namata he tamariki i mate mai i roto i te Kopu o tona whaea no reira e te iwi e noho tinana nei tatou 1 te ao nei kaua rawa e whakaae ki ena mahi ka mate te tinana tae iho ki tou wairua he pena ano te ahua o nga hahi. Ko etahi o nga halu he kamupene moni ka waiho te ingoa o te Atua hei whakapati tangata Ida riro ai mm. whenua me nga taonga ma ratou he tikanga. litiro kite iwi o Makeronia e tapahia mai na kite hoari be Mahomete te ingoa o tena hahi no Takee. Ko te hoari te kai kawe i tana Rongopai. E tama, me whakatika te reo o tera motu o te Waipounamu ka nga Ruwha Ivangatahi reo Ngapuhi he wha tumuwhakarae ware rangatira. He kupu tika no namata Ruwha Rangatahi Na T. T. Herewhare. Omapere.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 70, 1 December 1903, Page 10
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257HE RETA KI TE ETITA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 70, 1 December 1903, Page 10
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