Te Makimaki.
Tera he makimaki kei nga whare huihuinga kirehe i Ingarangi, i ahua tangitangi, te take, he mamae nona, i te niho-tunga Tirotirohia ana e tetahi tohunga unu-niho, katahi ka whakaarohia Ida whakamoea taua makimaki, ki nga rongoa whai mana kite whakatupapaku i te kuri, tangata hoki. Te ingoa o taua rongoa whakamoe, whakatupapaku, whakamate rawa he Kororohama. No te haerenga atu o te takuta, kaore taua makimaki i marie, matakaka tonu, te puta kite mangai mete pona-ihu taua rongoa whakangohe i te tinana, a tae noa kite awhe haora e mahi ana, katahi ra ano ka mana maro tonu te makimaki ra, engia ano, kua tupapakutia.
No te takotoranga tupapakutanga o te makimaki ra ka unuhia te niho-tunga, a taro ake ka maranga te makimaki ra, ahua ora ana kai tonu atu, ngahau tonu atu, he mea hoki kua kore te mamae i te niko i maunu ra i te takuta.
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Bibliographic details
Korimako, Issue 4, 15 June 1882, Page 3
Word Count
153Te Makimaki. Korimako, Issue 4, 15 June 1882, Page 3
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