Rongo Hahi.
I tu ki Akarana, i te marama nei he Runanga-kareti, aetia ana te Kareti mo Akarana. Kotahi te mihinere mangumangu e kauwhau ana i te rongo pai; lie reo Pakeha, pai atu ana kupu, Akarana. Kotahi te wahine mihinere kei te kauwhau haere i te motu nei, hui atu te mano ki a ia, hui atu. Ko Te E,ira minita i hoki mai i Hiruharaina, tae atu hoki ki Peterehama te kainga i whaia e te maki kia kite i a Te Karaiti i te whanautanga ai. Te kau marua whare karakia kei te taone tonu o Akarana. E iwa nga tikanga karakia, he ingoa ano, he ingoa.
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Korimako, Issue 1, 25 March 1882, Page 4
Word Count
110Rongo Hahi. Korimako, Issue 1, 25 March 1882, Page 4
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