o te rau pauna kotahi mo te whare karakia hou kei pahaki tata atu o te Ruapeka i te taha roto. Rere ana mai teparekareka kite ngakau o nga pakeha whaiwhakaaro ki tenei mahi rangatira o Ngatiwhakauwe, o Ngatituara, me era a,tu iwi i liapai nei i enei tikanga nunui, i enei tikanga wliakamaiangi i te tangata i te whenua i nga ritenga e koki mai ai he pai. Ki ake ai te tini o te tangata, he iwi kuware te Maori ki runga ki nga huarahi o te moni. E ngari koa, kua kitea nuitia te mahi tohunga a ratou i konei. Ko tetahi wahi o ta ratou moni i kawea kite peke he whakanui mo te taha kite tinana, ko tetahi wahi i kawea kite taha kite atua hei whakanui mo te wairua. Ka hau tenei rongo ki nga wahi katoa, a ko te manaaki o te matua ka tau kia ratou kia Ngatiwhakauwe ma a ko te whakapai o te mano ka hapahapaingia i nga ra i nga tau. Mawai hoki koe e aweke i au tohungatanga, i au pikipikinga kite ara o te tika.
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Korimako, 29 July 1884, Page 2
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188Untitled Korimako, 29 July 1884, Page 2
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