He Inoi ma te hunga e whakariterite ana mo te Whakau.
ETE Atua, e te Matua i te Rangi, nan nei ahau i tango i toku iriiringa hei tamaiti man ; ma tou Wairua Tapu, e whakaaria mai nei e koe, ahau e awhina, e arahi, e whakaako i tenei wa, kia ata tau ai ahau mo te Whakau. Araia atu i ahau te whaka-aro-kore, te mangere, te aroha kite ao; puritia rawatia hold toku ngakau kei whakaae ki tetahi hara. Whakaangaa ahau kite whakapau i toku ngakau kite main ki a koe, ki te haere iau huarahi. Whakaakona ahau e kuware nei ; whakakahangia ahau e ngoikore nei. Manaakitia oku hoa e ako tahi nei matou mo te Whakau. Ma tou atawhai matou e awhina kia whiwhi nui ai matou kite taonga e homai ana e koe i runga i te Whakapanga ringaringa, ko Ihu Karaiti hold to matou Ariki. Amine.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 70, 1 December 1903, Page 3
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150He Inoi ma te hunga e whakariterite ana mo te Whakau. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 70, 1 December 1903, Page 3
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