He Waipuke.—No te Mane, te 18 o nga ra, i kapi katoa a Heretaunga i te waipuke. E hara i te hanga te waipuke nei—i Mungaroa puta noa ki waho kite wahapu ngaro katoa i te wai. Kua maba nga ekeoga waipuka i nga tan fcna r «i„,»
tukuuga iho o tenei, he tangihanga tupapaku; 14 nga pakeha i paremo Te ora ai etahi o enei, he po te wahi i eke ai te waipuke ; kihai i roa ka tere ko nga whare" me nga tangata auo kei ruuga e piri ana—hemo ino. Ko nga taewa kua pirau katoa ; te kanga hoki mete witi, he iti te wahi i ora. Ta te wuipuke hoki! he whakangaro i te oranga mo te tangata. E hara i te hanga te hemonga kararehe—te kau, te hoiho, te hipi, te poaka : me nga taiepa kaari, aha, ahn, kua pakaru katoa. Heoiano te wahi i tino pouri ai matou ko te hemonga nuitanga o te tangata.
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 16, 25 January 1858, Page 2
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161Untitled Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 16, 25 January 1858, Page 2
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