Te Whare o te Paruauru o Hapana.
Noho ai te paruauru o Hapana, kite whare, e wha nei nga ruma. Kotahi ruma hei moenga, hei kainga, hei nohoanga. Kotahi ruma hei kauta; kotahi hei kaukaunga, kotahi ruma watea. Kaore he paru e tukua atu kite whare, kaore hoki e haere hu atu, unu ai waiho ai i waho. Kai ai te Hapana ratou ko te whanau i te papa-haerenga, ko te tepu mo nga kai kei runga iti ake o te ratou nohoanga. Ko te papahaerenga o te ruma kai, ruma nohoanga he mea whariki kite takapou, pai rawa; a, i te po, hari mai ai nga pueru katene hei moenga, hei hipoki. Ko tera tu whare me ona taonga o roto e eke ana te utu kite kotahi rau tara {£2s). Ahakoa iti te utu, ahua he i te tirohanga, nui atu.
* te pai. ELo te wai kaukau kei nga whare katoa o aua parnauru, kaukau ai ratou, i te ra, i te ra.
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Korimako, Issue 1, 25 March 1882, Page 3
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165Te Whare o te Paruauru o Hapana. Korimako, Issue 1, 25 March 1882, Page 3
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