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Maori
Motuopuha, Te Korokoro, and when it comes out at Wainuioru it breaks and turns towards the sea, running along the river of Nga Tahuna, it runs out to Puairo, Te Kahakaha, Te Mania-o-torokoia, Te Umu-o-Kaikore, Te Ana Parera, Waihora, and then emerges at Wareama. That is all from me, that is, from the gathering who settled on this. From Wiremu Paraone
rere atu ki Motuopuha, rere atu ki Te Korokoro, ka puta ki Wainuioru, ka whatia ka anga whakatemoana, ka rere i te awa Nga Tahuna, rere atu ki Puairo, rere atu ki Te Kahakaha, rere atu ki Te Mania-o-torokoia, rere atu ki Te Umu-o-Kaikore, rere atu ki Te Ana Parera, rere atu ki Waihora, puta atu ki Wareama. Heoi ano taku, otira na te whakaminenga i whakarite. Na Wiremu Paraone

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