Te Motu o Hapana.
E takawaenga ana te matauranga ote iwi o Hapana. E toko iti ana ratou e mohio ana kite Atua pono. Karakia ke ai ratou ki nga whakapakoko hanga kite rino, kite kohatu, kite rakau. Heu ai o ratou tumuaki, ko etahi o ratou ta moko ai o ratou tinana he ahua rape te whakairo, tae noa ki nga waewae. He raihi, he ika ta ratou kai tuturu, kaore ratou e kai ringaringa ana, engarihe mea kape ake te kai kite waha ki nga rakau ririki torotika e rua. Kei i a ratou anake ta ratou tu kai ara, kite rakau torotika. E rite ana te nui o te motu o Hapana, ki Niu Tireni, otira tokomaha rawa atu nga tangata o reira, e tae ana kite 35,000,000 (toru tekau ma rima miriona), tena ko nga tangata o Niu Tireni e noho ana kite wha te kau ma wha mano. He mohio rawa atu tera iwi kite whatu hiraka pai rawa hei kakahu.
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Bibliographic details
Korimako, Issue 4, 15 June 1882, Page 1 (Supplement)
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166Te Motu o Hapana. Korimako, Issue 4, 15 June 1882, Page 1 (Supplement)
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