Nga Ui.
He Korero mo nga Ratapu, Ma nga Mea Taitamariki.
1. Kowai te mea nana tenei kupu Mawehe atu i au e te Ariki ? 2. Kowai te ingoa otona teina ? 3. Kowai nga ingoa o nga fcangata tokorua tuakana teina he hao ika nei hoki ta raua mahi ? 4. Kowai te ingoa o te tangata i ki atu ai a Ihu i te awa o Horano Arumai i au ? 5. Kowai te ingoa o tona hoa i kite nei ia i raro i te piki ? 6. Kowai te ingoa o te tangata i kite ai a Ihu i te taha o te roto i ki atu nei ia Arumai i a au ? 7. Kowai te tangata ngakau puhoi kite whakapono ? 8. Kowai nga tangata tokorua he tuakana he teina i tuhituhi nei i nga pukapuka e rua i te Paipera ? 9. Kowai nga Apotoro ko nga ingoa nei anake a tatou i mohio ai? 10. Kowai te tama a te Rewera ? 11. Pewhea nga kupu nunui o te Kauwhau i runga i te Mauuga ? Ko nga kupu nunui i runga i te Maunga. Ka koa te hunga e rawakore ana te wairua. No ratou hoki te Rangatiratanga o te Rangi.— Matiu, v., 3.
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Korimako, Issue 19, 15 September 1883, Page 1 (Supplement)
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204Nga Ui. Korimako, Issue 19, 15 September 1883, Page 1 (Supplement)
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