He Waiata.
Aua te korikori, aua te ki horo, Tua oma kia nga mania wi. No Toki-a-manga kei whaia koe E Ngatiiatua me ko pai a uta. Me ko pai a tai ka rere te huruhuru Ki atu to waha tu mai i kona. He tapa i rua riki me ko Haungaroa E rere whakarunga te keu ki Tarawera. Hapai ake rate tere o Tiurangi, Me ko tu hikitia, me ko tu hapainga. Ko te apu hau ki wawe koe e te tae Ki mawakekiwi ra tungia reretia. Te tahu o to ahi kia whakarewa ia Nga taurua kite wai tu ana i waenga. 0 nga waka taua i a Whare-o-tangata, 1 a Horahora-kakaho, i a Te Kareao ra. Kia rakuraku koe te karu o paua Te ran o Kereru te awe o te toroa Ma Eangihokopu koe pohiri ki uta ra Kia taka ropu koutou te haere Nga tua one i raro te awa tapu E whakaririka ana kia Te Hemahema ra Kei parea koe moe ana e hine e.
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Korimako, Issue 25, 15 March 1884, Page 9
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171He Waiata. Korimako, Issue 25, 15 March 1884, Page 9
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