AHAU RA E NEHE MA, E NGOI MA, E TAMAMA I
Ara e koro ma e kui ma e tama ma. E kore hoki ra e taea te whakakoromaki tonu i roto mo te wa roa. Tenei te hanga tarewa tonu te rate arero i waho, maroke hikaka te korokoro. Nonoti ana te tatua kite hope, kei te tapipi noa kite wai kawa o te Puha, hore rawa he aroha hei kinaki. No reira kua roa tenei te wa e re re ana aluiu lcia koutou ia wiki ia wiki, a kua taea tenei te raumahi, kua tarewa te rau ote rakau, kua kohera nga puawai matamua, kua whakangao te hua i rotOj a kua whawha tejvanohi, kua ngaua ete taringa, kua horotnia kei te ngakau. No reira nei he aha hoki te he o te inoi atu, kia tukua mai te ora mo ta koutou mokai. E hara hoki ahau, i au e rere atu nei i te kai mahi ki rangatira tokorua, e whakahawea ai ki tetahi, e aroha
ai ranei ki tetahi. Engari ko te kaimahi ahau ete iwi kia koutou anake kei te P.ino taku mahi, tukua mai ra e nga hoa te mea e rite ana mo taku, kia koutou. Na ta kcutou raokai Huia Tangata Kotahi. .
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Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 33, 29 September 1894, Page 1
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212AHAU RA E NEHE MA, E NGOI MA, E TAMAMA I Huia Tangata Kotahi, Volume 2, Issue 33, 29 September 1894, Page 1
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