KO TE TAU A MOKAU MO TE RAUPARAHA.
Karanga pa mai? Tena ka mene kei waho, Kei tai e kokoti kino ana, i te ngaru. tua manomano, Tai ki Karewa, Ko to paenga ia, Waho o Maketu, Ko te one tiatia, kite tao matarau, Te tonga puaroa, Ka rimua o iwi ki runga o Tauwhara, Taka mai Rawhiti; E mau ana te toa 110, Whakahaerea ra, Na runga i Ohautapere, Ka tuwbera kau mai Te rua o Kaiwhare. Tapua kau ana te toka i a te Whata, I te pae tirohanga nei hoki, Wherawherahia ra e, Te kapu o to ringa, Kia hou taketake, To ringa parapara, I hakarea ai te mano o te wbeuua, Kokopa mai nei, Ki ona papa, ka heua nei hoki, Me koko a tau, e I te turanga whakawareware, Whakawarea ana koe ra, Kite ngakinga mate, ki a Taraamutu, Nawaki tonu atu e, I te ara whekowheko
He tuki upokororo, Ka iri maro, Te hiakai tangata, Kia Whakaue-Kopako. No te Pukapuka Waiaia i kokia e Kawana Kerei.
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 10, 26 November 1857, Page 3
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172KO TE TAU A MOKAU MO TE RAUPARAHA. Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 10, 26 November 1857, Page 3
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