Ki a Te Korimako.
Tena koe! Te manu kaha ki te hari mai i nga korero o te ao nei. E kori mau e kawe atu taku korero kinga pito e wha o te motu nei. Ite noho anga o nga Maori kite nei kainga ki Rotomahana he kaukatr anake te mahi no muri iho ka tae mai he Pakeha. Kua ki kanui te pai i te nei taima nui atu te haere mai o te Pakeha. o nga motu katoa ote ao nei. He kupu whakatauki kua penate heke mai mete wai. E rere ana o rangi koa he tino pai ano. No nga kai a te kanohi hei matakitaki. E hoama e nga tauhou, haere mai kia kite. He kino te rongo korero ka patau he kite na te kanohi tae ana te koa ki te ngakau kore wha ana hoki te kanohi kite puru, kite ma, ki te pua noa iho o nga mea papai ko te iwi nona tenei whenua ko Tuhourangi.—Na to hoa, Rewiri Paru. Te "Wairoa, Tarawera Moana.
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Korimako, Issue 11, 15 January 1883, Page 6
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174Ki a Te Korimako. Korimako, Issue 11, 15 January 1883, Page 6
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