Reta Tuku Mai.
Ki a Te Korimako. E hoa, —Tena koe, te kai whakaatu i nga mahara ote ao! E hoa tukua atu aku wahi korero nei, hei titiro iho ma nga iwi o te motu nei. He mihi ake, he aroha ake, he tangi ake ki o matou hoa kia Ari raua ko Kare, kua wehe atu nei raua ia matou kite wahi e kore nei e hoki mai kia matou. Ko enei kotiro i mahi i te mahi i whakaturia e to raua tupuna ki roto o Hokianga i nga ra o tona oranga. Ko te hira o raua whakaaro ki taua mahi, he hira noa atu. Tango ra wa atu nei te mate i a raua, kua taea e mua te mutunga o te mahi a o raua ngakau i mahi ai. I te tau 1882 ka tirohia e te tumuaki kai tirotiro kura to matou kura, a pahi ana raua i te taneta ruawha. Ka rokohanga nei raua e te mate i te 20 o nga ra o Hune. Na Noki Nopera. Tipene Kura, Akarana, Oketopa, 1883.
Ki a Te Korimako. E kori, —Tena koe ! Te manu kaha kite hari atu i nga rongo ki nga pito e wha o te motu nei. E kori kei te whaka miharo ano au ki to karinga mai i nga rongo ahu whenua o nga uri rangatira e noko i te motu nei a kua kite ilio nei hoki matou i tetehi korero e mea ana kua tahuri a Manga kite mahi ahu whenua. Ka mahi rate rangatira ki tana mahi kite mahi kai. Otira ki te whakaaro atu e hara taua mahi ahu whenua i te mea no mua iho ko tona tikanga tenei. E tata ana te ra e whakawakia ai a Maungatautari me etahi poraka ato i te takiwa o Maungatautari. Katahi ka mahi a Manga i te kai ki Kihikihi, hei take peneitanga, e! ki Kihikihi whakawa & a Maungatautari kite wahi toa o te kai. Ko ta matou nei Sahara tenei whakaaro hoki tena mahinga kai a, iV langa hei kai ma tona kotahi
ano ka ora, tena mate rau mate mano e ao ranei te ra i te ahiahi ano kua paii. He hemo he ane tona tukunga iho. Ka pa tau tukua atu kite kauhanga nui, kite putahi nui-o-rehua ka mahi ra nga uri o tetehi tangata ara o wkarewharenga te rangi ki tana mahi kite ahu whenua. Na Tirohanga. Akarana, Hepetema 5, 1883.
Ki a Te Korimako. E manu, —Tena koe ! Katahi ano tenei kai whangai ou kahamumuatu Ida koe. He ahua reka noku ki au kotete, e kotete haere nei tenei koa taku mau e kuhu atu kiroto io hari rau ki nga iwi o runga oraro. He whakapai naku mo te ture pehi waipiro ka kaha nei ki-nga takiwa katoa. Kua puta rawa ki raro to kaha e manu mau e tuku atu nga kupu whakapai mou me kore ano o taua hoa e tahuri mai. Tukua atu enei kupu torutoru. Na Kaihit. Te Kopuru, Hepetema 4, ISB3.
Ki a Te Korimako. E hoa, —He alia ra i mutu ai te tuku mai i nga korero utu mo te kapia, mo te kanga, mo nga kai katoa. He nui atu a matou kapia. Kaore nei au i kite i roto i te nupepa Korimako ki au. E ngari me whakaatu mai ano e koe nga kai ara te utu o nga kai katoa. Heoi ano na te hoa aroha. Na Tarau. Waiau, Katikati, Hepetema 4, 1883.
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Korimako, Issue 20, 15 October 1883, Page 5
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586Reta Tuku Mai. Korimako, Issue 20, 15 October 1883, Page 5
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