Nga Ui.
1. Kowai te ingoa o tena Taone? 2. He aha te Hanga atahua i tetehi Tihi o taua Maunga? 3. I whea tena Whare whakawa e tu ana? I te taha o te Temepara kei tetehi taha kei tetehi taha o te Temepara ko nga Marae—te Marae tuatahi ko te Marae o nga wahina, te Marae tuarua ko te Marae o nga Tane te Marae tuatoru ko te Marae o nga tohunga.
Te Marae i tae atu ai a Llohepa raua ko Meri ko te Marae wahine ara ko te Marae o nga Tauiwi lie maha nga "Whaie i tena Marae ko nga Whare e noho ai nga Riwaiti kei tetehi o ena "Whare te akonga tonutanga o nga Tamariki e nga kaumatua ko te Whare karakia tonu hoki tera me te "Whare e huihui ai hoki te inoi. 4. Kowai ena tokorua e pouri nei? 5. He aha o raua ngakau i pouri ai ? 6. I pewhea atu taua wahine ki tana Tamaiti ? 7. Pewhea te kupu whakahoki mai a tana Tama ki a ia ?— Ruka, ii., 42-52. Te kupu whakahoki a te Ariki ki tona Whaea. He aha korua i rapu ai i au ? Kihai korua i mahara, me mea ahau i nga mea a toku Malua ?— Ruka, ii., 49.
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Korimako, Issue 16, 15 June 1883, Page 1 (Supplement)
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214Nga Ui. Korimako, Issue 16, 15 June 1883, Page 1 (Supplement)
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