Te Huka-papa i etahi Wahi o te Ao.
Ko nga tohunga mohio kite whakatere kaipuke, kua tae rawa ki nga wahi puanuanu, e tikonatia ana e te huka, a, koma kau ana te moana, mete tuawhenua i taua hanga. Ka rerehaere nga kaipuke, mete kotuitui o nga haupapa, me he maunga e tu ana, e tere-haere ana i runga ite mata ote tai. Nawai, i puta, i puta, ehara ! ka tutakipu te ara moana i te hukapapa; a, tu noa iho nga kaipuke; E ki ana te rangatira o taua kauterehanga kaipuke, a Te Koihe (Sir J. C. Boss) ko te haupapa nana ratou ko ona hoa i arai, te puta atu ai ki tua, e 450 maero te roa o taua hukapapa; ko te raununui o taua huka-papa, e 1,000 putu; ko te teitei o taua huka-papa, e 180 putu. Ma tatou, ma te tangata teaha i tera hanga. - Tena ekoro ma, hokia Poutukia kite poke taua hukapapa, kite tini noa atu o au rawekeweketanga. Te oti noa hoki i nga karanga a Turangaituku, "Kumea wharona." E ngawhere ra nei %
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Korimako, Issue 24, 15 February 1884, Page 6
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181Te Huka-papa i etahi Wahi o te Ao. Korimako, Issue 24, 15 February 1884, Page 6
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