RONGOA MO TE MOKA KAI HUA RAKAU.
Ko tei ei ngara a he Codlin Moth ara he pena te ahua mete moka, noho ai ki rote tonu i te hua Aporo e kitea ana i te putaputa o te hua Aporo ko te tohu e mohiotia ai na taua ngarara tonu.i kai, kia kaingakonga kakano tonu o te Aporo, ka pan katahi la
p uta ki vvaho ko te kinonga tena 0 te Aporo, k aore i te kore nga hua Aporo 0 nga takiwa 11 ei i te kainga e taua ngarara. Ko taua :ig aaara he mea whakawhanau ki roto ki nga p uaa wai 0 te Aporo, lie iti iho pea i te u poko pine nei, ka noho tonu i roto a rah> 11 oa te Aporo, a whai kakano noa, hei kona katahi ka kai i nga kakano, ka puta mai ai ■ki waho, ka noho ki le whenua a rahi noa, ka mutu is a whakawhanau ano. Ko le ngarara tino kino tmei, e kino ai nga hua rakau, e kore ai e manakohia mo te hoko. Na he ruihi kino tena kite tangata na ana nga rekau, kei te kimihia tonutia he tikanga hei ivhakangaro i taua ngarara. A inaiane' kua tupato rawa te Kawana tanga 0 Nui Tireni ki hua rakau 0 era moutere e haria mai ana kinga Nui Tireni nei, kei uru mai he ngarara kai rakau ki konei, Inaianei tonu kua tu nga kai whakahaere a te Kawanatanga ki Akarana me Poneke, hei titiro i te painga 1 te kinonga ranei 0 nga hua rakau e haria mai ana, kite kitea kei te nohoia e te ngarara. Ka rukea katoatia ki temoana. He maha nga rongoa e whakamatauria ana hei patu i taua ngarara i te Kororini Mota. E kiia ana hoki he rongoa pai tenei hei patu i taua ngarara, me etahi atu nga rara e whakakino ana i uga hua rakau katoa. Koia tenei —He iaima (whakapiripiri tumera nei) kua ti te tatari. Kotahi paina ta ara nga peiti pango pani kaipuke nei, engari ko tenei ta e -mania nei, kei nga Whare tahu keehi i nsa taone, kotahi pauna topi hopi, ara hipi rewarewa tonu nei, me etahi uku whenua nei, koia nei tonu nga mea hei mahi ara hei whakaranu koia tenei —Me tango mai nga raima ki ruto kite pakete otira he kapa karetini te mea pai, kia hawhe *- ii i te raima, ka ranu kite wai, kiaahuapaiano te pupuru, kaua i te Kuteretere rawa, ka mutu- tena, ka riringi te ta, i muii iiio ko te uku, mete rari ■kua pupuru kaua nei tino pupuru raiva, -me paraihi pani kite rakau, ka otite rongoa te mahi, .katahi nga repo 0 nga rakau hua, -ahakoa heaha te rakau hua, ka tango nga repo rauna noa kia takoto watea nga pakiaka, 11a katahi ka paru kite paraihe, timita iho i •te mutuhga 0 riga ptka ahu whakaaro kite avhenua, hei pariipani, e kore rawa e noho he
I ngarara Id nga rakau. • Ko tenei rongoa kia i 3/- pea te utu mo enei rongoa. Ko te taima i tika hei mahinga i tenei rongoa hei te ' } marama 0 Mei, tae noa ki Akuhata ahakoa ;■ kua tureiti me tiaki tonu tenei wharan^i.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 35, 30 August 1898, Page 4
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546RONGOA MO TE MOKA KAI HUA RAKAU. Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 35, 30 August 1898, Page 4
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