HE MONI KEI RO PANE.
KO tetahi wahine no Poihakana kua Tihhi kite moni, he hua no ta raua mahi ko tona papa kite kohi pane kigi. Mai ano o te tamarikaga o tona papa ka timata ia kite kohi pane, a tae rawa mai ki tona matega, kua 20 tau inaianei, ka mahue iho i a ia ona pouaka pane i kohi ai ki tona tamahine. I muri i te matega o tona papa ka tahuri hoki taua wahine kite kohi. I enei ra tata ka taha
ake nei ka haere ia kia kite i ga pane i te \hare \hakakitekite. No reira ia ka mohio kite nni o te utu o etahi tu pane kei roto i ona pouaka. Ka tahi ka tonoa e ia tetahi tagata mohio kia titiro i ona pouaka, hei wariu i te utu o ga pane. Kite korero a taua tagata kore i taea e ia te ata vhakaatu te warui tika, egari ki tona \hakaaro kei waeganui o te 6 raua ko te 7 mano. Kei te korero etahi tagata ki taua wahine kia hokona ona pane, kati kore i a e \hakaae inaianei, egari taihoa ake nei pea. He huarahi moni anake na te Pakeha.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 163, 1 November 1911, Page 10
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204HE MONI KEI RO PANE. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 163, 1 November 1911, Page 10
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