HE WAIATA.
Tera Tariao, Ka moiri ki runga, Na runga ana mai; Te utu ki Rangiao. Te ngakau haere, Whakakurutahitonu, No nui o rangi ra, Te mahara i raru ai, Na te kamo anake, Tana ngongi hua noa, Koia tenei hanga, E wairuta noa nei, Aroha i mahuki; Kite makau ite rangi Kati na te Awa te mahi te hara mai, Mea nei te kiri, Ka tuawehe ko tawhiti, Whamamao rawa; Te ripa tauarai, Ki to tai whenua, Kei hoki alu te 'ingoingo, I maringi a wai; Te taru nei a te toto, ka whakina ki waho, Mei ahatia koe i pakaru mai ai ? Werohia pea te kopere tupua, Nau e Tuwbare, Ka wheoro kite rae, O Taumata-mairo, Mei kai kanohi kau, Taku nei titiro, Ko koe nei e Te Heka, Wairua e Tu, Kei te hohoki mai, Ka pa i anei; Ko te puna i rukuruku, Waka kua pakaru; Ka eke ao i te 'hipi, Puke ki Oihi, Kei hoki mai te manako. No taua Pnkapuka ano.
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 10, 26 November 1857, Page 3
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168HE WAIATA. Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 10, 26 November 1857, Page 3
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