Ki a Te Korimako.
Tena nga pai katoa! Te kiri o Tongatea katokia e te ha a u. Manu nui a Pehopeho nui a kaiaho. Haere mai e manu! Haere mai kite whare o Tuupuna o Maatua, kawea mai te kupu o te oranga, waerea mai te ara o te Matauranga, kaore he tangata hei karanga mou. Tena te uri o te tangata kua rupeke atu kite po. Haere mai ki Waikato ki! ki Waikato wai! Haere mai! Haere mai kite whare i kotia ai to uho, kite tuahu hokfi toliia ai o tuakana (a " Te' Hokioi" raua ko "Te Pihoihoi"). Haere mai! Haere mai kite mauri whakatupu a o Tuupuna, kore te tangata hei karanga mou. E tu ora ana to mauri e Karanganui kia koe, i te ao i te po. Haere mai, ahakoa tini nga whakahawea mou, he meatanga ki to iti rawa haere tonu mai. E mau ana te pepeha a o taua tuupuna, " E au ano e Huakatoa. Iti ia au. E taka t&Roro ote Rangi." Ahakoa rokohanga koe ete Aitu-u-a, kite ara. E hara i naianei ua taua. E mau ana te ki, nga mate kia tu, nga mate kia tahu. Taka ite rakau nga hau-a-tara. Wera rte ahi nga hau-a-tara, kua oti katoa nei tatou te karapoti e te mate, he puehu nei hoki, a ka hold ano kite puehu.
Kia au, pai atu tau akoranga ki an i te wherikotanga o te
hiriwa, ote koura. Kaore akii kupu ki ake kia koe. Haere tonu mai. Haere mai ki Waikato, Tomokia ona tatau i runga i te Whakawketai ona marae hoki i runga i te Whakamoemiti. Haere mai! HE WAIATA. Kaore te aroha ia au kia Te Korimako o Tikina mai fcirohia, tenei ka piriki te papa raro o te whenua-a-Mawai rangeau a whakaara ki runga kia Kite i te ra e tu iho nei kei te Ranei, e, i, Ma te Taumarumaru o Parirau e hipdki ki runga Dei, i, Ko te ture hei mahi maku ki roa tau, e, i, Ka to ture hei mahi maku ki runga' ki i lga i lwi ' i ' " , Whetuki, whetuki taku manawaki roto •ka pupuha kau au, u, i, He riri hoki ta te hau Tonga e pupuhi neikei te moana, a, i, He riri hold ta te Hau raro e Tawhai kiutara, a, Whiti kau ana te ra ki tua o Tawauwau kei te Iwi, e, i. Kati i konei taku mihi taurangi kia koe. Na tou hoa tau hou.— Na Pepuere Manahi Te Batu. —Te Kohekohe, Mercer, "Waikato, Tahi-o-Pipiri, 1882.
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Bibliographic details
Korimako, Issue 6, 14 August 1882, Page 4
Word Count
427Ki a Te Korimako. Korimako, Issue 6, 14 August 1882, Page 4
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