He Waiata Poroporoaki Ki a Kawana Ranapare.
Ka, riro koz koto Kaw ka lioki ki to whenua tipu c, Te motu ra i te Kingi, i te tangata ra e Nana te Ture pai ki cnei moutere c . . , Hura rawa i rare ra . . , . taku whakaruru hau Ki nga iwi nunui c . . . . taku pai rangatira a ia. Te pa noa mai he mauru te hau e, Hai kawe i a koe e « . . , noho ana hoki koe I te tima e .... no hou e te Ingarihi .... Hai tangi fcau ma te Iwi Maori e, Hai whakapau mahara . , . . ia, Maringiringi ai te wai o aku kamo e Ko tona hekenga tonu . . . . na te Atua tonu aua Pokapokanga e .... he tini te kohao ... I Honaai noa ra he naimiro mo te Emepaea c. E mau ai ra . . . . koi tarahae noa nga iwi o te ao e Kite mana o Ingarangi .. . ♦ kite maru rongo nui Ki ona koroni maha e . . Pifcipifci whafcarunga . , ia I
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 78, 1 August 1904, Page 10
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159He Waiata Poroporoaki Ki a Kawana Ranapare. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 78, 1 August 1904, Page 10
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