He Ope Kiore.
Eki ana te nupepa ote 4 o Oketopa he nui noa atu te opekiore i pakaru atu ki Whakatu, ko te tahora, ko te nehenehe, ko nga mahinga kai kapikapi ana i taua ope niho-koi. Haere ope tonu, kaore e matakutaku i te tangata; ko te tangata o te huarahi, peke ai ki tahaki, kia puta ai taua hanga. Ko te kaliu tena, ko te Karuhiruhi tena, e whaiwhai ana kia whakawhiwhia kite kai ma ratou. Ko te oti, ko nga \ n P a ti man ga, ko nga auau riwai i whakatokia ki waenga, haere atu ana i te kahui-kiore. I maranga mai taua haere, i hea, i hea ra nei. Ko tetahi matua o te taua-kiore ra, i whaia e etahi tamariki, me ta ratou kuri, ka maranga te ua o te pakanga i aua tamariki, turia ana, takoto rawa iho kite moenga ite parekura, e wha mano e toru rau kiore (4,300). E kio e! koi noa ou niho me aha koe i nga niho punui a Irawaru raua ko Kauwaeranga ? I toa ai koe, he ngaro nou kite roro ote whenua, ka kitea koe kite mata o te whenua, he kai maoa koe ma te niho-kuri.
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Korimako, Issue 34, 15 November 1884, Page 7
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203He Ope Kiore. Korimako, Issue 34, 15 November 1884, Page 7
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