Upoko XVIII.
TE HAKARI MARENATANGA. I tetehi o aua ra, ka hari te huuga e noho ana i roto i tetehi Taone iti. E tu ana te Taone i runga i tetehi Pukepuke tarutaru e tupu tonu nei nga Rakau Piki, me nga Puawai—e tata ana tenei Taone ki Nahareta, kihai i maha nga Maero. Na te aha tena Taone i koa rawa ai i tena ahiahi ? Ko te hunga kei a ratou nga kakahu whakapaipai ! e tomo ana ki roto i tetehi Whare e taka Hakari ana. A, heaha i taka ai tena Hakari ? Ko te Tane marena hou, mete wabine marena hou, kaore i a raua te ritenga otenei Hakari. Engari kei tetehi tangata ke atu te ritenga, e huaiana na te ingoa o tena tangata ko te Bangatira o te Hakari, kei a ia te whakaaro ki nga Manuhiri—me te tikanga mo te mahi a nga pononga. Na, ka noho etehi Manuhiri kite taha o nga Tepara o taua Hakari—e kai ana e inu ana ratou. Mete haere ton a nga Pononga kite mahi i nga mei katoa mo taua Hakari. I roto i aua Manuhiri, e noho ana tetehi Tangata pouri rawa. Ahakoa ano i a ia e ngakau pouri nei. Otira ka hiahia ano ia kite whakahari i nga ngakau o taua Hunga takitahi katoa i haere mai nei ki taua Hakari—i reira ano hoki etehi ona hoa aroha—i aroha iawa atu ia kia ratou he rawakore hoki taua hunga, he kai hao ika ratou. I reira ano tetehi fturuhi e noho ana mete titiro ki taua Tangata ngakau pouri e aroha,
ana ki a ia—he wahine tenei ngakau papaku—tapu rawakore' Na, e tu ana i runga i te Tepara etehi Ipu takoto kau. He aha i kore ai e whakakiia a roto o enei ipu kite waina e nga ponono>a ? No te mea e takoto kan ana ana ipu. Na ka whakakiia e no-a pononga kite wai nga ipu e ono —a whakakiia ana e ratou aua ipu, a, ki tonu, ite wai. I mea ranei ratou kia hoatu he wai inn mo taua hunga e noho ra i te taha o nga Tepara ? Na, te utuhanga a tetehi o aua pononga i te wai o roto o tetehi o aua ipu nui M tetehi kapa, Heoi kua waina te wai o roto o aua ipu. A kawea atu ana e nga pononga ki te Rangatira o te Hakari. Ka whakamatautau te Rangatira o te Hakari kite wai o taua ipu—a miharo ana ia. Ka korero atu ia kite Tane marena hou i etehi kupu. Ka korerotia e nga pononga ki taua huihui tangata me aua, Manuhiri taua mea whakamiharo nui i kite nei ratou, A, titiro ana ia tangata ia tanarata ki taua tangata pouri, e korero ana e miharo ana aua Manuhiri katoa. E miharo ana hoki ona hoa toko ono i haere tahi mainei, ki taua tangata pouri. Otira i reira ano tetehi Ruruhi e noho ana i te taha o te Tepara kahore ia e miharo. Ko teua Kuruhi ia e tatari tonu ana kia kite ia i tana merekara, i a ia e taka ana i tana i Hakari. A, te ritenga o tana waina e tau ia nei e ia te kupu a taua Tangata pouri—te whakamataunga a taua Hunga i taua waina rite tonu kite waina hou nui atu te kaha. Heoi, kahore ano i kitea te penei me ia. Otira e mohiotia ana ia, ko ia te Tama a te Atua ka taea ano e ia nga mea katoa. Ko ia ano hoki e whakaputa ke nei i te wai ua hei waina ki roto kite karepe.
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Korimako, Issue 16, 15 June 1883, Page 4 (Supplement)
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611Upoko XVIII. Korimako, Issue 16, 15 June 1883, Page 4 (Supplement)
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