Ki a Te Korimako.
Kite kai awhi kite kai whakaahuru onga ki ate korimako kia te ehoa tena koe tenei ahau kua kite i te manu ituku ai kinga hau e wha ote motu hei hari atu ito aroha kiaua takiwa. Tsnei hoki au tou hoa Tauhou ka' miki atu kia koe mongawhakaaro pai iputa atuna kia koe iroto i te Tan oto Tatou ariki o Ihu karaiti, 1882. Ki a ora tonu koe mate atua koe e tiaki mana hoki koe emea kia kaka te inahi itenei mea ehoa kia kaha to horoi i te whare o tenei manu Waiho Manga iwi e whangai epewhea ranei heoi ano tau he whakaatu kia ratou a Te Korimako e rere atuna kite kawe korero kia ratou ma ratou e whangai e rite ana hoki kite tangata kawe korero ekore taua tangata e hoki noa i te kainga i tae atu ai ia kia kai rano mau eki atu kinga iwi o te Motu nei kia kaha ratou kite whangai ito manu ara itatatou manu. Kati kei hoha koe kite korero. Me ngare tonu mai ekoe a Te Korimako kia hau inga taima e rere ai ia kite- kawe korero mai Jria hau. Na To hoa Tauhou, Hori Matene Tekohitu. Kirikiri, Hauraki, Aperira 8, 1882.
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Bibliographic details
Korimako, Issue 4, 15 June 1882, Page 3
Word Count
213Ki a Te Korimako. Korimako, Issue 4, 15 June 1882, Page 3
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