HE KUPU WHAKAMARAMA MO HAMIORA HEI.
I PUT A i roto i te pepa o te Hune o tera tau etahi kupu taumaha mo Hamiora Hei, ko aua kupu na Henare Mahuika. Ko aua korero e mea ana, i te \hixhiga o Hamiora kite matauraga ka hoki kite kaiga ka tono xhenua i tona iwi kia hoatu ki a ia. I te koa
o te iwi mo ta ratou tamaiti ka hoatu he \henua pai. Hokona ake e Hamiora taua rhenua, riro gawari ana mai he moni mana, kaore i heke tona werawera. Ko te hua tera 0 tona matauraga i \hakaputa ai kite iwi. I puta he kupu \hakamarama ma maton mo te he o enei korero. He rhhakapae he noa mo Hamiora, he mea tito noa na te gutu hei takakino i te igoa o te tagata e -vhakamatau ana kite mahi tika. I roto i a matou korero 'vhakamarama ki ga kai korero o ta tatou rnokai i te he o enei korero, i tono matou ki a Henare Mahuika kia tuhi mai kite pepa, he \hakaatu mai i tona pouri mo ana kupu. Otiro i te wa i tuhia ai e ia ana korero, he tagata mate ia, kua roa e takoto ana. Kati no muri noa mai nei ka mate tera a Henare, kaore ia i tuhi kupu mai kite pepa. Na te peneitaga ka rhakaaro ano matou kite tuhi ano i etahi kupu hei \hakaatu ki ga hoa i ga wahi katoa kei te he rawa aua korero \hakapae a.Henare mo Hamiora Hei. Ehara ra i a Henare, egari nana i tuhi, he mea tito noa na te gutu tagata. Ko te vhenua i korerotia ra e Henare i hokona e Hamiora kei a ia tonu, kua pai i a ia te \hapapai, kua takagia e te hipi, ete kau, kaore i hokona. Ko ga mea 1 \haoaaro kino ki a Hamiora mo ga korero a Henare \hakarerea atu o koutou \hakaaro pera. He \hakamarama \hakamutuga enei mo ga korero pokanoa a te tagata.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 163, 1 November 1911, Page 7
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340HE KUPU WHAKAMARAMA MO HAMIORA HEI. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 163, 1 November 1911, Page 7
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