KUA MATE.
Waikawa, 5 Noema, 1858. No t e 26 o nga ra o Mei ka mate a Taraipina, he tamaiti na te Wikiriwhi. Te kau ma rua nga tau o taua tamaiti. No te 25 o Hepetema ka mate le whaea o taua tamaiti—ko te lDgoa o taua wahinc, ko Hera. He wahine ia e mibarotia ana e uga tangata o ton a kainga o Patetere. Kuariro atu raua ko tana tamaiti kite aroaro oto raua noi kai whakaora. He waiata aroha tenci na taua wabiue. No tona tatanga kite hemo ka tabi ka whukahua i tana waiata:— Ore te po nei, te au taku moe, 1 uia mai i au ki to kupu o tawhiti, Amana te tohuu<, r a, Hoi welii ki tc wai. Alicinoa ke ai te aroba i ahau, Tawiti e tuira. Tenci te wairua moea i, Hunei e au ki tc po, Mutu pea e aku rangi. Auraki tc wbai tenei, Te tura ii£a waepehi kite rae, Onuku kei l'uuga, te auroa mai Tc whakawaitaua, nahau e teketeki. Horumai awawe hoki, e, teiria kite ake, Kci nubo i tc ao tara wau e te ngutu. Heotiano. Na to koutou hoa aroha, Na Naeha Te Angiangi.
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 53, 15 November 1858, Page 3
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201KUA MATE. Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 53, 15 November 1858, Page 3
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