I RARO I TE WAI.
Nui loka, Aperira 17. No nanahi i whakamatauria ai te tahi poti ruku i raro i te wai, kote roa o te rukunga kotahi maero mete hawhe. Kote ahua ote hanga 0 te poti nei, penei te ahua i te wera ika nei. Ite rangi i whakamatauria ai nui atu nga kaipuke me nga poti whakateretere nei, i haere kite matakitaki. Ite rukunga kaore rawahengarungaruote wai,tekoropupu ranei ote wai, heoi ano te kitenga atu i te rukunga, kia ngaro iho kore rawa e mohiotia tona haerenga mete wahi e puea ake ai He nui atu te whakahari ote iwi kite tangata na ana i kite i mahi, mete tino mohiotia hoki e te kawanatanga e tino tika ana. Ko te ritenga 0 tenei poti, hei poti topito whawhai nei heoi nei tana riri kei raro kei te wai, ara kei te turanga otangaroa. I panuitia ano e te Tiupiri te tahi poti rere amanu hei whawhai iho ite rangi. Na ka rua enei taonga nunui.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 26, 28 June 1898, Page 2
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170I RARO I TE WAI. Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 26, 28 June 1898, Page 2
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