Whakautu.
Na "Rawiri Te Ruru," no Karatia, Waimate, Oketopa 23: He tono, kia tukua, atu a Te Korimako ki a ia.—Na "Pita Matamatahi," no Tuparoa, Waiapu, Oketopa 12: He tono, kia rere atu ki a ia te manu nei a Te Korimaico.—Na " Ihaka," no Tangiteroria, Takiwira, Oketopa 15: He. kupu wliakanui i Te Korimako. —Na " Takerei Te Putu," no Oliinemuri, Oketopa 20: He patai mo tana Korimaico ; a, lie ki kia tukua atu ki Moriniwira Poutapeta, Te Hoeatainui Piako. Ae ete hoa, tena te rere atu na.—Na "Kemara Tukumaru," no Wliangape, Waikato: He tautoko i a Te Korimako, Oketopa 22.—Na " Rewi Rangiahua Manuariki," no Mangawhai, Oketopa 8: He kupu whakanui i Te Korimako. —Na "Te Keepa Te Hinarangiliui," no Mangamauku, Kaikoura, Oketopa 16 : He kupu mo Te Korimako, kia 4 liereni mo te tau ki 2 putanga i te marama.
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Korimako, Issue 34, 15 November 1884, Page 9
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Tapeke kupu
140Whakautu. Korimako, Issue 34, 15 November 1884, Page 9
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