Pakirari.
Kua taia kite nupepa otel9 o Hune te waea tuku ake ki Ranana (London) i Kanatinopara (Constantinople) e mea ana kua taia-nuitia e te mate - uruta a Pakirari (Bagdad). He whenua matarahi tera no roto i te kingitanga o Takei (Turkey). Kei Ahia, ko Hiria (Syria) te rohe i te taha tonga. Ite taha hauauru, ko te awa o TJparati (Euphrates). Ilaunga hoki etalii roke i Pahia (Persia) i Ilea, i hea. Ko Papurona (Babylon), raua ko Aliiria (Assyria). Ko tenei mate-uruta kua pa nei ki tera whenua i Ahia he korera ra nei, he aha ra nei. I nga mateuruta o tera whenua i mua mai takirau te tupapaku i te rangi kotalii. Mutu rawa ake nga mate pera, he mano, he inano nga tangata kite moenga; haere tamariki, haere koroheke, haere rangatira, haere tutua. Kaore hoki he whiriwhiri e tenei tu mate, he tapahi tonu i te ra, ite ra. Ma nga takuta pea e mahi etahi tikanga e taharahara ai era mate-whakamataku, aua ra nei.
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Ngā taipitopito pukapuka
Korimako, Issue 29, 15 July 1884, Page 3
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Tapeke kupu
169Pakirari. Korimako, Issue 29, 15 July 1884, Page 3
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