HE MAORI MANAWANUI.
(Na Parone Turei.) HE maha nga taitamariki Maori o Te Aute, me Hukarere, me o ratou hoa, i hui mai ki Te Rau Kareti, Gisborne, i te' poo te mane 9th Hurae kite whakanui i te ; putanga o Hamiora Hei i te LL.B. I tona putanga i tenei, ka ahei ia te mahi i nga mahi katoa o tenei tuunga o te Roia. 1 Na te Rev. F. W. Cliatterton nga kupu tuatahi ki a Hamiora Hei. I mea ia nui atu tona, me to te huihui whakamihi kite putanga o Hamiora Hei. Katahi ia ka mohio he teka poa te tawai a te pakeha e ki nei kaore te manawanui, mete pumau kite mahi i te Maori, ina, kua puta a Hamiora Hei i te LL.B., a e iwa nga tau i whaia ai e ia tenei mea. Ko te manawanui mete pumau kite mahi kei a Hamiora Hei. Na' enei mea i
whiwhi ai ia ki tenei honore nui. I te mea kei a ia enei mea e rua kowai tatou ka mohio, tera pea ka tu mai ia he turanga tiketike ke atu a nga ra etu mai nei. Ko tona tumanako nui kia waiho a Hamiora Hei enga taitamariki o te iwi Maori hei tauwira ki a ratou. I muri i a Chatterton ko Paraire Toraoana. I mea ia he hoa kura nona a Hei i Te Aute. He tangata manawanui u hoki a Hei, apiti atu ki enei—he tangata kaore e whakaae kia rarua i tetahi mea i whakaarohia e ia kia tasa ra ano i a ia taua mea. I muri i a Paraire Tomoana ka tu ko Te Reweti Kohere. Nui atu tona koa ite putanga o Hei i te LL.B. mehemea lonu tera koia kua puta. I kura tahi raua i Te Aute. A he maha nga tau i muri iho ka puta nei a a Hei i te LL.B. I tu ano a Rev. Te Muera Tokoaitua raua ko Wi Paraire kite whai kupu ki a Hei. Te whakahoki a Hamiora Hei. Nui atu tona koa ki nga kupu whakanui mona. E torn nga mea nunui kua pa ki a ia. (1) Ko tona ra whanautanga, na te tangata i whakanui. (2) Ko tona marenatanga. (3) Ko tona putanga ite LL.B. I mahara ia ma tona puta i tenei whakamatautau e ngawari noa ai tana mahi, no tona putanga nei kauaua atu ia, ara ka rite ki ta te Karaipiture, "He maha i hoatu ki tetahi he maha ano hoki e tangohia mai i a ia. ITe Auteia e kura ana. Mutu main reira, i te mea kua mate tona papa, kahaere mai ia ki Turanga nei rapa mahi ai mana. Kore rawa ia i whiwhi, whiwhi rawa atu i Nepia 15/- mo te wiki. O tenei moni to/- e riro ana mo te whare nohoanga, toe mai ki a ia e 5/-, ko tenei rima hereni tona ora ite wiki. Muri mai ka whiwhi mahi ia i Hastings. I reira ka puta ia i te matriculation. Tona putanga, ka tono ia he Karahipi i te Kawanatanga, haere tonu atu ia kite Kareti i Akarana. laia i reira ka puta he whangai ma te Atirikona. Wiremu i a ia, kore, ana ia i pai, koi kore ia e puta i te mahi roia ka moumou noa iho nga moni a te Atirikoriii. Ka raahue i a ia a Akarana ka haere penei mai ki Turanga nei. I whiwhi mahi ia ia te Rihi mete ako tonu e £-2 te utu ite wiki. I muri mai ka uru ia kite tari o Tione Tiati Tione inaianei. Ko te utu mona e 30/-. Ka moe wahine me tona ako tonu, hinga mai i nga whakamatautauranga—ako tonu ia. Inaianei kua puta ia ite LL.B., aeg tau i ako ai ia. Ko te utu mona inaianei e £3.
I tuhia enei kupu hei titiro ma tatou ma te iwi maori, ehara ite mea ma te moni anake
raua ko te tino matauranga 0 whiwhi ai ki nga tuunga nunui o te Pakeha, engari ma te pumau mete manawanui. Ko Hamiora ehara i te tangata whai mom, lino matau ranei, engari na te manawanui mete pumau ki te mahi i puta ai ia i te LL.B. He maha nga ahuareka, waiata, ping-pong, me eta atu ahuareka ate pakeha. I muri'o te hapa ka waiatangia te waiata mo te kind, ka pakaru te hui. 13
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 100, 1 July 1906, Page 4
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741HE MAORI MANAWANUI. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 100, 1 July 1906, Page 4
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