HEWAIATA POPO, na TE HAKEKE.
Kati, e tama, te noho i to whare E puta ki waho ra, ka haere taua Nga matarae, i waho Whakaari Kia uiui mai, ko wai to ingoa? Mau e ki atu, ko Te Rara-o-te-rangi Kei ki mai te wareware Ka pau te whakauea, e te tini, e te mano Moku ian=i, mo te kahui pepeke Te roa Wairerewha Kei whea to tupuna ? Kia whakaputa mai I muri ano Whakatau-Potiki Nana i toko te rangi i runga nei Ka puta koe, kite ao roarama Hikaka te haere, ki roto Manawatu Kia powhiri mai, koia i to whaea E Rau o te waka, ki paoa to rangi Te Rau-o-te-Huia, he hokioi i runga • Nga manu hunahuna Kahore i kitea e te tini, e te mano Kia takaro koe. ne£ Ka eke.k.b^ : ld oTlifaiftou Ka whakatbau, e -Ko nga moana ra, e whakawhana noa ra O Tupuna, i te kakau o te hoe .Ngaro rawa atu ki Hawaiki. Na Te Pehe.
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 1, 17 February 1894, Page 4
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164HEWAIATA POPO, na TE HAKEKE. Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 1, 17 February 1894, Page 4
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