Nga Ui.
1. He aha te take i haere atu a i a Ihu kite kimi hua i runga i te rakau piki, ehara nei hoki i te wa e hua ai nga piki? No tana kitenga atu e matomato tonu ana nga rau no reira ia i mahara ai lie hua ano kei runga i taua rakau piki. 2. Pewhea nga kupu a Iliu ki
he o nga tangata katoa roe Ihu hoki i muru nei i nga he o te hunga i hara nei Id a ia.—Matiu zxi., 18-19, 21- 23.—Maka xl, 12-14, 18-27. —RuJca xix., 47-48. Ko nga kupu a Ihu ki ana akonga me ka inoi. A ka tu koutou ka karakia kite mea he take riri to koutou ki tetahi, Kia murua ai hoki o
taua rakau i tona korenga ekite hua i rung;a ? # 3. Nonawhea nga akonga i kite ai i taua rakau piki me tona maroketanga ? 4. JN awai taua rakau i whakaatu ki a Ihu ? 5. Pewhea nga kupu a Pita ki a Ihu ?
koutou to koutou irlatua i te rangi.—Maka xi. t 25.
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Korimako, Issue 23, 15 January 1884, Page 3 (Supplement)
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182Nga Ui. Korimako, Issue 23, 15 January 1884, Page 3 (Supplement)
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