Nau mai e Te Korimako, nau ma—i, nau mai, i runga i te komuri aroha i te ata hapara; i te korehu-tonga o te tai awatea; i te kakarauritanga o te maruahiahi; i te pouri-kenekenetanga e parangia nei te ao-turoa. I hara mai koe e taku manu i te rapanga, i te kimihanga, i te hahaunga, ki manu o uta, ki
manu o tai, Turia te marae e Mako; whai korero koe i to pauauatanga i puta ai to ihu ki Rangiatea; i mau ai i a koe te puni-wahine, te kahui-tara, te tira tai-tama, te teretere pumahara. I peheatia e koe to komemetanga, i aro mai ai nga tauanui, nga pukenga, me nga tauira % I katautia pea, e Rea, to patu, i urutomokia ai to whare e nunui ma, e roroa ma, e te aitanga a Tiki ote motu nei. I rere atu koe e Tapu, i te tiangoangotanga o te aroaro, te hokinga mai, he ngahuru tonu. Kapai rapea u a taku manu. E Mako ahaku ! kua tautawhitia koe e nga iwi, kua taiapohia koe kei mokai kite ringa. Kia tohunga o hamumutanga; haere ite pai; haere ite ara tau-tika tonu, kia whakarukuhia koe kite wai e nga tohunga, kia herua ai e nga matamua, e nga pu-ariki. Hara mai, e rere, e Mako, kite hari korero ki Tongariro, ki Putauaki, ki Tarawera, ki Ruawahia, ki Ngongotaha, ki Paeroa, ki Pirongia, ki Tokatoka, ki Te Aroha, ki Maunganui, ki Maungataniwha, ki hea, ki hea. Waiho ite pepeha, "taringa rahirahi." Ko tau e hari ai, ko te pa—i, ko te pai; ko te nu—i, ko te nui.
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Korimako, Issue 2, 17 April 1882, Page 1
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268Untitled Korimako, Issue 2, 17 April 1882, Page 1
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