Kite Kai Tuhi ote Karere o Poneke.
Manawatu, E hoa, mau tenei korero e hoatu ki te Karere o Poneke. E hoa, he tangata tenei i mate, kotahi tino ra e takoto mate ana kotahi tino po, kawhano ka tae kite torn o nga haora o te ata ka kitea atu kua korikori i roto i tona kakabu, ka taea te iwa o nga haora o te awatea ka korero ia, otira, kaore ana korero e rangona atu ana e nga tangata ora. No te torn o nga ra katahi ano ka lino rangona atu te reo e korero ana. Ko tana korero lenei, ko te naeienga atu o tona wairua ka tae kite kai:iga wairua, ka kite ia i tera iwi e noho ana, ka titiro ia kite alma o nga tangata, ano ko te ahua ano o te oranga o ratou tiaana. Ka ki atu au ki a ia. Ivaore koe i kite i toku matua ? Iva ki mai ia, I kite ano au i to whaua, i to taabine, i to matua tane. Ka ki atu au, l) pewhea ano to ratou
ki to tratou ahua ano o konei. Ka tae ia ki reira lea homai e ratou he kai man a. Ka titiro ia ki a ratou kai i homai raana ; ko uga kai, lio paraoa, he tuna, he taewa, he taro, he kumara, ko nga kai enei i homai mana, a kaore ia i kai, kawhakahokia mai ia e tona whanaunga. Ka hoki mai ia ka tae ake ia ki tenei ao, !<a tutaki ia i tetahi kotiro (ko Ruta te ingoa), ka patai atu iaki taua kotiro, Ko heakoe? Ka ki atu taua kotiro, E haere ana au kite kimi i oku matua. Ka ki atu ia kite kotiro, Me hoki taua ki to taua kainga. He oti, ka hoki mai raua, ka tae mai raua ki tetehi wahi, ka tutaki raua i te tahi kotiro ano e haere atu ana, ko te teina ano o tera i tutaki ra i a ia i te tua tahi ra, (ko Keita te ingoa). Ka patai atu ia ki tera, Ko hea koe ? Ka ki mai taua kotiro, E haere ana au kite kimi i oku matua. Ka ki atu raua, Me hoki taua ki to tatou iwi, ta te mea kua tae au ki o matua e pai ana to ratou ahua ; to ratou kainga hoki, ko tenei me hoki taua. Ka hoki mai ratou, ka tae mai ratou ki tetehi wahi, ara, koMoutoa te ingoa, ka tutaki ratou i te wairua o tetehi tino kaumatua, ko Maka, te tuakana o toku matua. Ka ki atu ki a ia, Ko hea koe ? Ka ki atu ia, ko te haere. Ka ki atu ano taua tangata, ko Mone te ingoa, E koro, me hoki tatou, ne ? Ka ki atu ia, Kaore au e hoki. Ka ki atu ano taua tangata, E ! me hoki taua kite iwi. Ae, ka hoki mai ratou ka tae mai ki <> ratou tin ana. E hoa ma, i korerotia ai tenei korero, ko te kahakoa o te wairua o tsnei tangata kite whakahoki mai i etehi wairua ki o ratou tinana. Heoti ano: Na Wepiha Rimunui,
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 31, 14 June 1858, Page 2
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534Ki te Kai Tuhi o te Karere o Poneke. Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 31, 14 June 1858, Page 2
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