Te Pihopa o Waiapu.
(Te mutunga o tera kua taia.) I puta te kupu hapai o enei katoa, i te tikanga warahoe ki te waipiro, ki nga wai-whaka-haurangi katoa. I ki a Hone Makarauri, kataki ano ka piri ki a ia te Puru Ripene, a, ka kaha 110 a atu ia kite pupuru i tera tikanga, na te mea he kirahira noa atu ana mamaetanga i nga tau, i nga tau, i tera tu ngongi; a, he nui noa atu ana moni i pau huhua-kore i tera taru-wkakamataku. I ki ake a Ngatiterongoihaere he whakaae nui tana kia pehia rawatia nga hani-whakahaurangi tangata. I mea hoki, te kau ona tau i whakatiitotara ai ia; a, ko ona whanaunga katoa kua aratakina mai i runga i tenei kakari, kia haina katoa ratou. I ki ia kia tukua e te Pihopa tetahi Minita Maori kia whakamahanahanatia te karakia kite Atua i roto o Tauranga. Ko nga kupu a Wi Piahana raua ko Henare Piahana me whakakati marire nga whare hoko waipiro katoa o Tauranga. I mea hoki raua, kia hanga e te Pihopa he whare - karakia ki Huria. I korero ake a Hare Rahipere kua tu ta ratou Komiti kia kaua e pokanoa te tangata kite hari waipiro i roto i te pounamu ki to ratou kainga; a, kia whainatia nga tangata katoa e haurangi ana. I ki~a Eaniera Te Hiahia, he hanga kino nga homi whakahurikoaro i te nsca-
kau o te tangata; a, i ki, me tuku e te Pihopa, he minita mo Tauranga. Na Herora Te Wharekowhatu i mea, na te Pakeha tonu tenei lie; nana, na te Pakeha i kawe mai tenei wai hei whakapuehu i nga moana o tenei motu. ka whakahokia nga kupu e te Pihopa i runga i te ngakau whakamoemiti mo nga hamumu a nga Maori. A nui atu ta te Pihopa whakapai mo te karangatanga ki a ia, kia tukua ake he minita. Iki hold ate Pihopa, tenei ake ka tukua atu he minita, kia matau ia kite ahua mohio o tetahi o nga Maori e kura mai nei. Ko Te Tapeta (Mr. Duffus) i ki ake he whakaae tana ki nga korero - a Arama Karaka ma, i ki ra, ruarua noa ake nga Maori i whakanoa i te oati pana-waipiro. Te take i mamau ai, he kaha no te Komiti i whakaturia i nga tau erua ka mahue akenei kia tirotirohia i nga wa katoa, tehunga i haina, kei riro ite whakawai. Iki atu ia ki nga tangata o Huria, i mau nei i te Puru Ripene i tenei ra, kia whakaturia he Komiti e ratou hei tautiaki, he whakapuripuri i nga mema katoa o tenei tikanga pai. Ka waiatatia i konei te himene 41, a, ka pakaru te hui. [Na te Tapeta enei hanga i tuku mai i runga i te reo Pakeha. He pai no enei whakaaro nunui, i whakareomaoritia ai, i taia ai ki Te Korimako.]
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Korimako, Issue 31, 15 August 1884, Page 4
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487Te Pihopa o Waiapu. Korimako, Issue 31, 15 August 1884, Page 4
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