HE POWHIRI KAWANGA WHARE.
Tli A KARO A, 22 Aperira, 1912. KO ahau tenei ko Matariki ka whakatatare atu nei ite paewai ote inoana. Ko toku muanga he kapua kei te ngahere, koiana hoki hei whakaatu ki a koutou i te nui o nga uri a Rehua, i mahue ake nei i an ki nga whakatakere ote moana— tau pai: ka mahora nga tohu ki uta, ka hua ki tai. Ae ra, karangatia he huihuinga tangata ! Kia tere ! Kia tere ! Heoi ano na to koutou hoa na Matariki. He awhina ite kupu whakahau. Ae ra, ka aw hinat i a ano. Haere mai ! Haere mai! e nga hoa aroha, oia marae, oia marae, ki te hui a o koutou hoa pononga ka tu ki Tauranga koau, wahi o Te Araroa, a te 19 o nga ra o Hurae, 1912. Haere mai i runga i te whakatauaki a Te \Hakatihi o ki nei :— " E nui e te whainga kai, e tau e Tamaiwaho." Me tenei hoki—- " He huruhuru te maim ka rere, He ao te rangi ka uhia." " Ahaha! uwhia mai ra o kanohi kite ran o te nooti, e kite inohi ote Kiingi ian e, hei." Heoi. Na o koutou hoa, i roto i nga mahi o te whakapono— Wi Taotu Harawira Karaha Rupuha Konia Wahapeka Tame Kiwara Maka Paweherua Te Ara Makutu Renata hereto Tatari Putauaki Henare hereto Arapeta Piri Iharaira Tipuna Tamati Tiarete Tanara Te Pei Huripara Hnihni Mita Hiine Karauria Himiona Apanui
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 169, 1 June 1912, Page 11
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245HE POWHIRI KAWANGA WHARE. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 169, 1 June 1912, Page 11
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