Paremata, i Poihakene.
Kei te 19 o nga ra o Tihema, 1883, ka tu ki Paremata, i Poihakene, he hui; he whakaemi taonga ma te tamariki, hei matakitaki ma te mano. Ko tenei whenua ko Paremata (Parramatta) he taone pal atu kei te taha tuawhenua i te kuinga o te awa. Ko te wahi tena i noho ai a Te Matenga te matua o te motu nei nana ra i kawe mai te Rongo Pai ki nga iwi Maori, i te mea e huaki tonu ana te Maori ki a ia ano, —a Hongihika, a Te Eauparaha ra, e Te Waharoa ra, me era atu toa. Ko te kainga tera i rangona nuitia e nga iwi Maori i te orokonohoanga o nga minita karakia ki Aotearoa, inahoki te waiata o tera wahine tohunga kite tito waiata, a Topeora, tamahine a Te Eauparaha e mea nei:— Mohoku ra 5 ka rau nei, Te wetewete; ka whiti atu na Ki Paremata kite kainga o Te Kawana, o renarena. E ki ana nga pukapuka panui o te whakaemi-taonga a te tamariki, erua nga Kawana Whakatumuaki mo taua hui ki Paremata, ko te Kawana o Poihakene, ko Koori Akutuha Rohitu (Right Hon. Lord Augustus Loftus, P.C., G.C.8.), mete Kawana o Nm Tireni, a Ta Wiremu Heahoi (Major-General Sir William F. Jervois, RE., G.C.M.G., C.8.). Kei te tika rawa tenei tu mahi, he whakapiki ake i nga whakaaro pai a tenei hanga, a te tamariki. Ka rawe koe e Poihakene ko nga mea hei whakakitekitenga, hei tirotirohanga ma tenei hui rangatira, Bia nga mano hold, he tuhituhi whakapaipai, he tuhituhi mapi,he tuitui kakaku, he whatu kakahu, he whatu mea wuru, he mahi parakumete, rino, parahe, aha, a ha; he taonga ngaki whenua, he taonga kamura rakau, he taonga Jera, paraire, hu, aha, aha; he taonga e mahia anaki te kowhatu, £e karaa, he pereki, he kiripaka, j*e mata, aha, aha; he mea 'kahiraka, he whakaheke, he w hariki whare, he aha; he taonga
ta perehi, aha atu; he taonga huripara, kata, aha; he taonga whare e peitatia ana; he kaipuke, he poti, he tauira; ko nga kai papai, nga roroi, nga kao, nga pititi, aha; ko nga manu, ko nga mea ngokingoki, ko nga mamaku, me nga wheki, me nga piupiu, me nga heruheru, me nga pikopiko, me nga kohnkohu; ko nga pupu, me nga rimurimu; ko nga rakau whakatupu kite oko; mete tini noa atu o nga mea e whakaaroha ana, e rapurapua ana. Me korero hoki te pai o tenei mahi % Awhea ano tetahi hui penei te tu ai, e Aotearoa, e ?
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Korimako, Issue 20, 15 October 1883, Page 7
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429Paremata, i Poihakene. Korimako, Issue 20, 15 October 1883, Page 7
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