He whakaaro rangatira tenei. Waiho ma te ngakau e hurahura e whiriwhiri e kapekape nga kupu e kauwhautia mai ana e te momona i te wa o te Karakia kapea ake ki tahataha mehemea e kawa ana kite whakaa ro engari manaakitia nga tangata kauwhau. E kauwhau ana ratau i ta ratau i mahara ai e tika ana. Hei aha kia tukinotia. Manaakitia. Kia ora a Ngaitahu te iwi manaaki tangata.—-Te Raumoa.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 84, 1 March 1905, Page 4
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