Nga Makimaki me nga Hotera.
No te marama o Hurae i te tau nei, i herea tetahi makimaki ki te marae o te whare hoko waipiro i Waipapa, Akarana, no te maunutanga mai i te taura, ka rere kite huarahi tupeke tonu atu ki tetahi tamaiti e takoto ana i tana hariata, ko nga niho tena, ko nga tara tena, poke iho, poke iho i te toto, ka hohoro te wawao e te tangata ka orate potiki ra. Taki taro, ka tae mai te rongo i Kapanga, i Hauraki, mo te haehaenga kite matikara, mo te ngaungaunga kite niho o tetahi tamaiti e te makimaki o te whare-waipiro o Kapanga, Waiau, i motu mai i tana taura mekameka; heoi, ka kitea e te tangata ka orate tamaiti. I Wiakainumia ra nei kite waipiro n ga makimaki ema i rere ai ki te ngau tamariki, i pewheatia ra jiei. Engari koa, he hanga tutu te makimaki; a, he whakatutu ta nga Pakeha hoko waipiro.
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Korimako, Issue 19, 15 September 1883, Page 5
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163Nga Makimaki me nga Hotera. Korimako, Issue 19, 15 September 1883, Page 5
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