te tuatoru o nga wharangi o te UNKNOWN o Te Korimako, ka kitea te UNKNOWN o nga Kararehe-Tia UNKNOWN e tu ana i roto i te uru-rakau roto ite wao nui a Tane. Te henua ko Tiamana, te wa, ko te akurua, ko te hukarere anake hei rohanga kanohi, kua mamate behi otaota, ko nga pipihi ake kei iro i tana puweru i te huka, ko »a pitopito rito e puta ana ko 2ja mea ia e kainga-muremuretia ia e nga Kirehe-Tia, ta te mea i te anu i kakati nga rau o nga tkau, ko nga peka e tirara kau ia, a koma kau ana a papatuansu i tana kahu-nui, i te hihi-ma. o nga kaho me nga pou i te take te rakau nui, he arai, kei kitea i tangata me nga pu, kia warea *a kuri, Tia ki tana ware, ka 3-haere te mata rere-puku, a, tau, i hinga, whai kau e te ringa tngata ko te miratuatini, tangi te yfcikoti, te haehae i era tu ika. Tona kuri rangatira a te Tia, ) te tere o tana oma kei te rere-a-anu. He kuri tera e manakohia ia, ko nga kiko pai atu. Ko te iru meatia ai hei topuni, hei hariki. Ko te hiako, hanga ai L te karapu (gloves) i te mitene oittens) mo te ringa, i era henua kuiki. Ko nga taringahi o te Tia e matararahi ana, a, >te ataahua, me korero hoki; a, -we atu ki roto ki nga whare a taonga tirohanga. Kore kau he ringa-pihi o nga uwha ; a jahoro ai i te Takurua ia tau, tau nga pihi o te tourawhi. te pahemotanga o te Hotoke, i pihi ake nga mea hou a •arao iho, ka puta he manga*atanga, muri atu, he peka ano -e noa kite putututanga o te ipu. E i-a-hoko aua taringa-pihi, poki ai kite huru maenene. te toto i roto i nga uaua o te r i> i whakatakorokoro nga
tarmgapihi, a, i te aupurutanga o te rerenga o te toto, ka taumarotia nga taringa-pihi. Kei te ngahuru, te mimiti ai te puna-toto mo nga taringa-rakau, a, ka pakekehaere; nawai a, ka korokoro, te mutunga, he hanga ngahoro noa, watea kau ana te tumuaki o te Kuri-Tia, ko nga tumu, mohanir hani kau ana.
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Korimako, 14 September 1882, Page 1 (Supplement)
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378Untitled Korimako, 14 September 1882, Page 1 (Supplement)
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