Te Ru-whenua, i Hunata.
Ko Hunata (Sunda) he motu kei te moana o Inia kite marangai-ma-tonga. Te ingoa o nga motu rarahi i roto i Hunata, ko Poneo (Borneo), ko Humatara (Sumatra), ko Hawa (Java). Te putanga whakareretanga o te ru ki taua wahi, he mano, he mano, nga tangata kite mate eaita te waea; a, tu tonu ake nga ngawha e hu mai nei, e tioro mai nei, e ponguru mai nei, kotahi te kau ma ono. Hingahinga ana nga whare turamarama kaipuke; a, araia ana tetahi wahi o te moana e te tuawhenua. No runga i tenei ru-whenua ka pupuke ake te rnoana; a huri ana mai te tai kiuta rawa waihotia iho nga ika ki etahi wahi o Mangonui, o hea, o hea. I kitea te whakapupuketanga o te' tai, ki nga tahataha o Aotearoa, tae atu ki Kaikoura; i panapanatia haeretia nga kaipuke, nga aha, nga aha, i nga huamo whakakeokeo. Ma te tangata teaha i tenei mahi a te Atua ?
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Korimako, Issue 19, 15 September 1883, Page 3
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165Te Ru-whenua, i Hunata. Korimako, Issue 19, 15 September 1883, Page 3
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