Nga Ui.
1. Kowai ena tangata ke i tae mai nei ki roto kite Pa Tapu? 2. He aha ta ratou i ui atu nei? 3. I whakahoki kupu ranei taua iwi kia ratou? Kahore i te tuatahi, Engari i muri iho.
4. Kowai i mea kia karangatia pukutia aua tangata ke. 5. Na . wai i whakaatu ki te Kingi te wahi e whanau ai ate Karaiti ? Na nga Tohunga ratou ko te hunga matau i korero ki a ia na ratou i titiro i roto i te pukapuka.—A Milca v., 2. 6. He aha te take i ui ai te Kingi ki aua tangata ke ? Ki te wa tuatahi i kite ai ratou i te Whetu ? He hiahia no te Kinq kia mohio ia kite takiwa i wlianau ai a te Karaiti—ina hold ko te "Whetu e puta wawe i mua a te Ra e whanau ai ate Karaiti. I ki atu hoki nga tangata ke ki te Kingi nonawhea a te Karaiti i whanau ai—ka ki atu hoki te Kingi kia ratou ko whea te wahi e whanau ai a te Karaiti. 7. Me pewhea e kitea ai e ratou te whare kei reira nei te Tamaiti e takoto ana ? Ma te whetu e whakakite kia ratou. 8. He aha nga ipu kakara i whakaherea atu nei e ratou ki taua Tamaiti ? 9. He aha te take i koropiko ai ratou ki aia ? No te mea ko ia pu te Atua Tamaiti.—Math Vb.j 1-12. Te haringa o nga Maki. A to ratou kitenga i te whetu ko te tino haringa i hari ai.— Matin ii., 10.
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Korimako, Issue 15, 15 May 1883, Page 2 (Supplement)
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268Nga Ui. Korimako, Issue 15, 15 May 1883, Page 2 (Supplement)
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