Te Mahi Whakamomori.
Ka nui nga mahi whakamomori, me nga mahi kohuru i roto i nga rangatiratanga o te ao i naianei. I te ra, i te ra, he whakaatu tonu ta te nupepa, i enei hanga whakapouri-ngakau. Te take he kaha no Hatana kite whakawai i te tangata; a, he taringarahirahi tonu ta te tangata kite whakarongo i aua whakawai a Hatana, te mahara noa te tangata, he whai ta te Wairua kino Ida he te tangata, te mutunga iho, he mate. Haunga hold te mate o te tinana, ko te mate-mamae o te wairua te mea nui rawa atu, kaore nei e taea tetahi tikanga e maunu mai ai i te poka torere. E ki ana te nupepa o te 3 o Hurae, tera he hoia i ririhau ki tana wahine, na te rama ra nei, na teaha ra nei, i puta ai tana puku-riri. Ka mau te tane ate wahine ra, kite pu, ka tukitukia kia ahua-kope i te raparapa o te pu ra. Whakaaro ai te tangata ra, ka mate tana wahine, katahi ka hurihia mai te mangai o tana pu ki a ia ake, keua ana, a tu—, mate rawa te tangata ra.
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Korimako, 29 July 1884, Page 5
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198Te Mahi Whakamomori. Korimako, 29 July 1884, Page 5
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