TUHIA HE PITIHANA.
Kl te Etita O Te Pipiwharauroa. TENA KOE. Tenei o kai-tautoko, te whakapai atu nei, te whakamihi ata nei, mo te kupu e mau nei, e ki nei koe Ida kauria te Moana-nui-a Kiwa e takoto mai nei
he koronga atu naku kia tae au ki nga urukahika, ki Ingarangi, kiki pounamu e tangi ana, ko tona whenua ka tupuria nei e te Maheuheu, tangi kau ake te mapu e ! Kia kaha ra e te Pipi, e nga tamariki mohio o te Tai Rawhiti, te rapu tikanga, mo nga ture mum whenua o te Iwi Maori o te motu nei i nga taumaha ka pahure ake nei tae mai ki tenei tau ka tino murua e te Kawanatanga, kaati ka tuhia atu nei te ritenga pai e taea ai kia boro te tae o tetahi Pitihana ki Ingarangi i tenei tau, ma koutou* ma nga tamariki mohio o ena takivva e wbakatakoto nga korero mo te upoko o te Pitihana kia takoto tika kia marama nga korero o te upoko o te Pitihana e tukua ana ki Ingarangi. Ka perehi ai, me perehi hoki he tauwira o te upoko o te pitihana kia tini, hei tukutuku ki nga kaunihera marae me nga rangatira ingoa nui o nga iwi katoa o tenei motu. Engari taihoa e perehi kia whakaaro iho koutou ki etahi horero kia pai mo tena pitihana me tatari mai te roanga o a matou nei korero mo tena pitihana. Hoi ano Na Mitikakau Hapeta Henry Rihari Mete Hori Karaka. Manganiuka, Akuhata 7.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 101, 1 August 1906, Page 10
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257TUHIA HE PITIHANA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 101, 1 August 1906, Page 10
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