Ko Te Korimako.
He kupu na Te Rutene Ahunuku kei Turanga.—E mihi ana nga iwi o runga nei kite aranga o te manu nei o te kopara koia na hoki te ingoa ki a matou. Te pai o te aranga o taua manu he rongo i nga korero o te ao. Ka tahi anoka ora tatou i a Te Korimako, ka ara nei kite kai pua rakau mana. Ka puao hoki te ata. Koia na hoki nga manu tohu ote ata. No kona tona whakatauki, "Ka ko nga manu riki o te ata," nei ano tetahi whakatauki mo taua manu, mo te tangata hua te korero,. " Ka nga Kopara a Eongomaitapui." He tupuna tena. Ara ano tetahi tikanga o taua manu, ko te manu tena i whakaritea e Tangaroa hei tara i nga po roroa ote Makariki. "Ahine ma tiko tai." Anei te kupu o taua tara karakia nei. He kopara te manu i tupu mai runga o Hawaiki ka rire toro he po, he ao, takiri te ata, korihi te manu, tino awatea, tino awatea.
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Bibliographic details
Korimako, Issue 10, 13 December 1882, Page 3
Word Count
176Ko Te Korimako. Korimako, Issue 10, 13 December 1882, Page 3
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