HE WHAKAWHETAI.
AHAKOA he wa tenei no te kore kai, ka nui te puta o te aroha o te tangata ki te Kareti, ara kite tuku kai mai. Nga kai tuatahi na Mere Wai manuka, he kumara he laewa, e 8 nga peeke taewa no Waitotara na Rev. Mokai Kereru i tuku mai; kotahi te kaata, paukena, kumara, taewa na Paratene Tatae i man mai na ratou ko onahoa, he paukena ano no Te Muriwai. Kia ora koutou e nga hoa mo to koutou aroha kite Hahi a tae mai hoki ki a matou e noho atu nei i te kareti i runga ite mahi ate iwi katoa. Ma te Ariki o nga mea katoa koutou e manaaki. Te wairua ohaoha ka momona."
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 101, 1 August 1906, Page 11
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123HE WHAKAWHETAI. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 101, 1 August 1906, Page 11
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