Nga Ui.
1. Kowai te ingoa o tena Roto? Ko te Roto ranei o Kanerareta ko te Roto ranei o Kariri. 2. Kowai te ingoa o tena taone hou i te taha o te Roto ? Ko Taipiria(he mea tapa kite ingoa o Taipiria Hiha te Kingi o Roma). 3. Heaha nga mea whakamiharo i korerotia e nga pononga kia Herora ? (Merekara). 4. He aha te take i whai a Herora kia kite i a Ihu? I hiahia a Herora kia mohio ia lie pera ranei a Ihu me Hoani Kai iriiri. 5. I kite ranei a Herora i a Ihu i muri iho ? Ae i tona kitenga i a Ihu i muri iho i reira ka tino matotoru rawa atu tona ngakau i tana taunutanga ki a Ihu.— Ruha xxiii, 6-11— Matiu xiv, 1-2— Maha vi, 14-16— Ruka ix, 7-9. Ko nga kupu a Heroia i te rongonga ki a Jhu. Ko Hoani tenei i poutoa nei te matenga e ahau, kua ara ia i te hunga mate. — Maka vi, 16*
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Korimako, Issue 19, 15 September 1883, Page 4 (Supplement)
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171Nga Ui. Korimako, Issue 19, 15 September 1883, Page 4 (Supplement)
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