Nga Ui.
1. Ko tewhea maunga tenei? Ko te tehi maunga o Kariri, kahore he tangata i matau ki tona ingoa e kiia ana etahi tangata ko maunga Taporo, ki ta etehi kii ko maunga Heremona kite Nota. 2. Kowai ena tangata tokorua i haere mai nei i te ran si ? 3. Kowai ena tangata, tokotoru rawakore ? 4. Kowai o tenei tokotoru i korero atu ki a Ihu ? 5. Pewhea ana kupu atu ? 6. He aha te Wharau ? He Teneti. 7. No wai tena reo i puta mai i te K apua ? 8. Pewhea nga kupu i korerotia e taua reo 1 9. Pewhea nga kupu a Ihu ki ana akonga i tona panga atu kia ratou ?— Matiu xvii., I -14 — MaJca ix., Ko te kupu a Pita ki a Ihu i te maunga. E te Ariki he mea pai kia noho tatou i konei kite pai koe, ma matou e hanga etehi wharau kia toru, kia kotahi mou kia kotahi mo Mohi kia kotahi mo Iraia— Matin xviz., 4.
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Korimako, Issue 20, 15 October 1883, Page 4 (Supplement)
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170Nga Ui. Korimako, Issue 20, 15 October 1883, Page 4 (Supplement)
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