Ko te pikaunga tenei a to tatou manu a Te Tiupiri, koia tonu tenei, ko te whanui ko te roa ona parirau koia tenei, hei rohanga atu mona ki o koutou marae, me o koutu whare Wananga, kawe atu ai i enei pikaunga, hei ekenga mai mo nga pitoitoi toenga mahara, a te hunga kua rupeke atu nei kite po i waihotia ake nei e ratou te pito kupu; te pito ora; te pito aroha; kia tatou kite hunga ora, Waihoki me tenei taonga. E kore ranei e kiia, E " ratou, kua mate waihotia ake ko a ratou taonga." Ana kei a koe e nga iwi enei kupu e pupuri ana, kei nga oranga rangatira mete iwi me nga rangatira wahine, aua kupu e here ana, Koia ka pono tenei kupu atu ko to tatou taonga tenei, he taonga maori, koia ahau ka kaha kite kii pono atu. hei runga i nga iwi katoa to tatou taonga, whakaotingia mai e koutou he tikanga, ka oti na tatou. Tirohia nga take kei te wharangi 14 me 15. Kia ora, Waata W. Hipango.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 41, 20 October 1898, Page 7
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181Untitled Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 41, 20 October 1898, Page 7
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