TIROHANGA WHAKAMURI.
HE tikanga tawhito na Te Pipiwharauroa ite taenga kite paenga ote tau ka titiro whakamuri ki te paenga roa o nga ra ka huri nei ka whakarapopoto mai ai i nga hanga o te tau kia whaiti ai te titiro a te kanohi. Ko te mea nui ia he whakawhetai ki a Ihowa mo tana atawhaitanga i a tatou a taea noatia mai te mutunga o tenei tau atawhainga ite tinana atawhainga ite wairua. He whakawhetai hoki mo te pai o tenei tau. He tau whawhai kore he tau kino kore. Heoi ano te mea tino kino ko te kohurutanga a te iwi o Herewia i to ratou kingi raua ko tana kuini. I rite te ahua o tenei kohuru ki ta te iwi mohoao. Ko te whawhai rawa o tenei tau ko ta Takee ki nga tangata o Makeronia. Ko te korero nui hoki kite pakeha ko te hokinga mai o tetahi o nga kaipuke i haere nei kite pito ote ao. Kaore he korero nui oto taua nei vvhenua. Kotahi ano te korero nui o tenei tau ko te mutunga o te kingitanga maori. Engari me ki pea tenei tau, ehara i te mea ko te tau i mutu ai te kingitanga, engari ko te tau o Wereta, o te tohunga i taiawhio i te motu nei. Kati noa ta tatou titiro whakamuri, engari titiro ki nga mahi. Mehemea kei te he titiro whakarunga kite Runga-rawa hei whakakaha i a tatou kia maia ai ta tatou haere whakamuri i te tau hou. Tena koutou katoa.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 70, 1 December 1903, Page 1
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259TIROHANGA WHAKAMURI. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 70, 1 December 1903, Page 1
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