Ki a Te Korimako.
E pa,—He tika tonu nga kupu o nupepa whakahe i te kai waipiro. He taniwha kino whakaharahara taua taniwha. Ka maha nga tan i noho ai ahau i waenganui o nga Maori, e titiro atu ana, e titiro mai ana ki a ratou haeretanga. E marama ana ahau ki tenei. Ko te mea e kaha rawa ana kite whakakuri, whakataurekareka, whakarawakore ite iwi Maori. Koia nei, ko "Te Waipiro." He iwi kaha, he iwi mohio te Maori nonamata; mai he iwi kaha hoki inaianei. Mehemea e whakarere ana ratou i taua mea kino. Tera pea te 200,000 eka o te whenua Maori e tata ana ki taku kainga i hokona atu e nga Maori kite Pakeha. Keiwhea te hua i tenei wa? Kahore pea ! Kua paute nuinga o nga moni kite hoko waipiro. He mea pai tenei. Kia tukua e nga Maori katoa he pitihana kite Paramete kia whakamutua nga whare hokohoko waipiro ki nga kainga Maori. Kite kati te raihana, ka mutu hoki pea te minamina. Heoi ano, m Pakeha^
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Korimako, Issue 26, 15 April 1884, Page 5
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175Ki a Te Korimako. Korimako, Issue 26, 15 April 1884, Page 5
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