Nga Reta me nga Nupepa.
I nga marama kua taha nei i taia atu ki roto ki Te Korimako etahi kupu whakaatu ki nga tangata Maori te hari pokanoa i nga nupepa me nga reta i nga poutapeta e hara nei kia ratou. Ko te take he tini no nga reta e tae mai ana lie mea mai kite take i liapa ai nga kaitautoko i Te Korimako ia ratou nupepa. Ehara i Te Korimako te he, engari kei nga Maori ehara nei i nga tangata tango Korimako te lie, he tango noatu i nga nupepa me nga reta ehara nei kia ratou, i runga i tenei malii e rua nga mate e puta mai kotalii ki nga tangata kia ratou nga nupepa he liapa ia ratou nupepa mo a ratou liereni, tuarua ko Te Korimako he hakua mai e nga tangata na ratou nga rua liereni. Inaianei kua tae te pitihana a Ngatiporou kite Paramete kia wliakaaroliia mai tetalii tikanga 1110 tenei malii he te tango pokanoa i nga taonga ki etalii tangata.
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Korimako, 15 September 1884, Page 2
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174Nga Reta me nga Nupepa. Korimako, 15 September 1884, Page 2
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