Te Aitua i Hawa.
I rere atu nga waea i Hawa (Java) whakaatu i nga hanga o te ru ki era moutere, te whakapupukeketanga ake hoki o te moana, me nga whiunga a mate i era iwi. I patua nga waea ki Banana (London) a, ka patua mai e Banana nga waea ki enei wahi, ki Poihakene ma, ki konei hoki. Eki ana nga waea ra, i huri-koaro tetahi wahi o te whenua;' a, i koara tetahi wahi, tpremi atu te tangata, teaha, teaha. Kua whakatenetene ake te whenua i nga rerenga kaipuke. He hopipi ta te tangata, he ihiihi, he tangi-aurere, na te mea, kua kitea tona mareherehe. E ki ana nga waea, ko tenei parekura niii, i taitaia - kinotia nei e te Bu-whenua, e whitu tekau ma rima mano (75,000) tangata ki te moenga. Na te Atua Nui o te rangi, tana mahi, kowai ano tena reo-tangata hei whakahe ?
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Korimako, Issue 20, 15 October 1883, Page 6
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151Te Aitua i Hawa. Korimako, Issue 20, 15 October 1883, Page 6
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