Te Mahi Kai Rama.
Ki a Te Korimako.
E manu,—Tena koe. Tenei te ngakau te pouri nei, te tangi nei, na te mea e kaha rawa ana nga Maori kite kukume mai i tera ngarara i te waipiro hei whakatoremi i a ratou kite rua 6 te waro. Taku haerenga ite tauhou nei i Hanuere, 1884, ki Kaipara, ki Mahurangi, ki Te Kawakawa, ki Te Waimate, ka kite ahau i nga Maori e whakakurikuri ana, e whakaweriweri ana i a ratou, e ratou ano, i runga i nga kuarahi he o te waipiro. He pai no Hatana koia, i paingia ai te waipiro ? He pai no te reinga mamae-mutunga-kore i paingia ai te waipiro? Kua rongo taua e manu, ko Hatana, ko te Wairua Poke, ko te Nakalii, ko te Rewera, te tino putake o nga wai whakakaurangi katoa; keoi, ka rere-tarewa nei nga Maori ki to ratou matua kino ki a Hatana, ki ana wai whakakaurangi kua kanga nei e te Atua. Aue ! tena ra to kuware ete tangata ! Ka kaha ra nei koe i tau pakanga atu kite Atua Nui ote rangi ? Ekore korua ko Hatana e kaha. Na Topine Te Taotj.
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Korimako, Issue 24, 15 February 1884, Page 5
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194Te Mahi Kai Rama. Korimako, Issue 24, 15 February 1884, Page 5
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