Te Waipiro.
He aha te take e whakahe nei te nupepa ite waipiro? Na te mea kua mohiotia e te rangi tae noa kite whenua tawhio noa te ao, he kino anake kei te waipiro kahore kau he pai. E ! kua ki etahi takuta kia kai etahi Maori, Pakeha hoki i te waipiro mo etahi tu mate ate tangata. Ae. Engari, ko aua Takuta he kuware; he iti noa iho to ratou mohiotanga ki nga mate o te tinana, no to ratou kuwaretanga kite ritenga o nga mate, ka poka noa kite ki atu ki nga turoro kia kai waina, kia kai pia, kia kai parani. Kia monk) tatou ko nga Takuta e pera ana, e hara, he tuangahuru ta ratou mohiotanga, he korekore noa iho. Ko nga Takuta tohunga rawa, puta noa i te ao, he whakakorekore rawa i te waipiro i nga mate o te tangata, kia kore, kore, kore rawa atu. Te horia rawatia nga taringa o nga Takuta kuware kia mohiotia ai, na te karanga ai nga waipiro hei rongoa i horia ki nga taringa o era tu Takuta.
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Korimako, Issue 24, 15 February 1884, Page 5
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183Te Waipiro. Korimako, Issue 24, 15 February 1884, Page 5
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