Te Waipiro.
He patai tenei na tetahi o o matou hoa tuhituhi mai ki Te Korimako:—Na wai te waipiro i uta mai ki Niu Tireni? Na te tangataMaori ranei, na te Pakeha ranei \ Ko taku whakahokinga tenei, nate Pakeha. He maha nga pai he maha hoki nga kino i kawea mai e te Pakoha ki tenei motu, Otira, ehara te tangata Maori i te tamariki, e mohio ana ano ratou M te wmMTrhiri i te pai ite kino, kite tango i nga mea pai, kite whakarere i nga mea kino. E tokomaha ana nga Pakeha e ako ana i a koutou, he kai pai te waipiro. Maku e whaM te take i pena ai ratou, he mea kia riro ai a moni i a ratou ranei, i o ratou hoa hoko waipiro. Ko tetahi take, he pai no ratou ki tena kai, he mea kia rite ai koutou kia ratou. Tera ake pea hoki tetahi take he kore kaore ratou e kimi, i te tikanga e ora ai te tangata Maori. Nui ke ake te pai mo tatou katoa kia kaua rawa e pa kite waipiro.
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Bibliographic details
Korimako, Issue 6, 14 August 1882, Page 1 (Supplement)
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186Te Waipiro. Korimako, Issue 6, 14 August 1882, Page 1 (Supplement)
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