Ko te Mahi.
From Sacred Songs and Solos, No. 176. "Haere kite mahi aianei ki taku mara waina." —Matiu xxi. 28. Rere mai! rere mai! na te Atua, e! Te ki kia whaia nga mea anga ke; A, ko Ngaro, ko Hai'a, ko Kino me whai, Kia tu, kia whakaaro, kia reia te pai. Whaia, e ! . . "Whaia ra ! Whaia, e ! . . Whaia ra! Kia piri, kia u . . Mete inoi e ! A, tae 110 a mai a Ihu ra. Rere mai! rere mai! me whangai-a-ra, Ki nga mau o te rangi, nga matakaka; Me whai, kia kakama, kia whakamamao, I nga tikanga kopaki-lie o te ao. Whaia, e ! . . Whaia ra ! &c. Rere mai! rere mai! ae, me mahi katoa, Kei ruwha, kei hoha, kei karore noa; Ko te ki a Ihowa, kia hau atu, e ! Mo Tana nei ora, mo tenei ao-he. Whaia, e ! . . Whaia ra ! &c. Rere niai! rere mai! ka hapainga nga reo, Ina mutu te po, me nga hau whakakeo; Na! k) Ihu te take e tae atu ai, Kite Ta o teOOra te Pa ote Pai. Wbaia, e L . . Whaia ra ! &c.
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Korimako, Issue 29, 15 July 1884, Page 9
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184Ko te Mahi. Korimako, Issue 29, 15 July 1884, Page 9
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