Mangaorongo.
No nga ra o Mei ka haere manuwhiri atu a Hare Reweti, a Te Hira, a Kereama Tawhai, a Ata Omipi, ki Mangaorongo. Ko Te Wliarekura i rokoliina kite kainga, Karangatia ana matou kite kai; a tukua ana i runga i te arolia e Te Wharekura kotaki peke oti, hei kai ma a matou hoilio. He malii rangatira tenei na Te Wharekura, rite tonu ki ta nga rangatira whai taonga i roto ite Pakeha. Na enei tu tikanga, ka puta te kupu wkakamoemiti, "Ka mahi ra koe te uri tangata. Mo reira hoki tera kupu ote waiata, Na tama ra, na nui, te rongo ka moiri liau atu ki tawhaiti." Na Te Eawharitua nga wliai-korero mete waiata, utua ana e Hare Reweti. Tuhia ana i konei e te iwi o ratou ingoa kite Pitikana patu waipiro. Pai atu a ratou tikanga kite whakaweto i tera hanga.
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Korimako, Issue 27, 15 May 1884, Page 3
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147Mangaorongo. Korimako, Issue 27, 15 May 1884, Page 3
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