He Nupepa Hou.
Kua tutuki mai te whakaaturanga a Paratene Ngata nohoia Turanganui, Kihipane, ka whano, ka toia kite moana te taonga nei aTe Waka Maori. Ka pai rapea, kia mate rawa atu a Te KoßEvpjto kua whai reo a Aotearoa Ma kai ai nga iwi Maori i nga korero ote ao. Taku kupu, Ma kaha te hoe, kia kaha te tuki: — -" Ka tito a au, ka tito aau ki a Kupe, kite tangata i hoehoea te moana, tu ke Kapiti, tu ke Mana, tau ke Aropaoa, ko nga tohu tena a taku tupuna a Kupe nana i whakatoremi a Titapua, ka toreke i a au te whenua nei." Kia kaha e Para, ahakoa ehara to waka i te hoe-Waikato, kumea hold rate hoe :—" Kokiritia ra, te waka ki Hawaiki, ko a au te eke atu ha, i te taitainga riu, hei koko i te hani kai tahuri papa nui." Kia kaha, kia purero ake ai a Aotearoa.
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Korimako, Issue 24, 15 February 1884, Page 6
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158He Nupepa Hou. Korimako, Issue 24, 15 February 1884, Page 6
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