Te Ope Whakaora.
Kua tae mai nga nupepa o Mereponi, e mea ana kua huihui nga tangata o tera Hahi karakia, me a ratou kai patu-taramu, nga kai whakatangi porutu, tetere, aha, aha, me nga kai hapai haki. Waiata-haere ana ki nga huanui o te taone, no te tomokanga ki te whare-whakahara karakia ai, mete wai e rere ana te waiata, wheoro ana na runga i te tuanui a, tau atu ana ki tawhiti i nga mano tangata kotahi tekau (10,000). Ko te hoa pakanga o enei koia o te Karaiti, e ai te ki, ko tenei tangata ko Hara, ko tenei wairua-poke, ko Hatana, ko te waipiro, mete kai-tupeka kua tokona kia mamao atu i a ratou. Haere ta koutou e mea ma.
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Korimako, Issue 24, 15 February 1884, Page 7
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124Te Ope Whakaora. Korimako, Issue 24, 15 February 1884, Page 7
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