Ki nga Kai-Tautoko o "Te Korimako."
Tena koutou! Kia ora kite hapai i te kupu i runga i te ara, o te tika, o te pono, o te pai. Ka nui a koutou reta, me to koutou kimi oranga ma Te Korimako. Ka pai, e hoa ma; lie mahi nui tena. Engari koa, kei te awangawanga tonu toku ngakau, te take, he pouaru-wahine te tangata nana te manu nei; ko maua ko tanatane i oati ki runga kite huarahi ote aroha, aliakoa whai-hua, ahakoa kore-hua. Ko tenei e te whanau, me puripuri a tatou nei tikanga, tera pea te aho kua mirohia mai ra e Mihi No, me kowai au ka kite. Ko t«. tatou ra nei ka whakaaetia, ko tana ra nei. Kua rongo-hakiri taku taringa, ki ona hoa i konei, he taenga tenei kite tai ote korekore i runga ite ara moni. Me he mea, kei reira te whakaaro anake, kahore maku hamumu; he tuku-whakarere atu taku, nana te ora, nana te mate, i te mea, kua tauaraia kite paemaunga tenei hanga a te aroha, e kiia nei he taonga whakahirahira te aroha, aua noa atu te nui. E rua tahi a tatou tikanga e hoa ma, ko te tatari ki a Mihi No (Mrs. Snow) katahi, ko te taatari i ana kupu, i tana tikanga ka rua. Kei reira, te mohiotia ai te tukunga iho o ta koutou e kaha nei kite tono, kia rua, kia toru, kia wha ra nei putanga mo Te Korimako i te marama kotahi. Tena ra koutou i runga i te mahi tohu o to tatou Matua Nui ite rangi. Mana tatou katoa e manaaki, e tohu hoki, kia haere i te ara tika, kia puta ai te ihu ki Rangiatea, kia waiho atu ai a Whaingaroa, kia waiho mai i Otutata. Na to koutou huanga. Na Hare Rewetl
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Korimako, Issue 35, 15 December 1884, Page 9
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307Ki nga Kai-Tautoko o "Te Korimako." Korimako, Issue 35, 15 December 1884, Page 9
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