Meiha Kepa Tautoko.
I mua ake nei ka puta te kupu o nga nupepa Pakeha, ko Meiha Kepa i pana atu i nga runanga o te ropu whakahaere ture-Kuini, he aha ra nei te take; i enei nga ra, e ki ana nga nupepa, kua aratakina mai e Te Paranihi, minita Maori, ki roto kite kahui o nga Kahu-pokere o te motu nei. Kaore ite rahi te manu nei, engari koa, he manu Maori, koia i puta ai tana whakatapatapa mo Te Kepa i whakahokia mai nei kite hapai i tana kahukura. Ko te tika ano ka tika, e ai ta tenei manu paku: —" Pouri, pouri; potango, potango; hakere, hakere; hakere ra i mau ai te tieke; e tu-tai ana, e—, e ma-tai ana, e —, ka eke, ka eke; kei runga, kei runga; kei te toropuke, e, e, e, e, i." Kua haere taupuhipuhi tenei, a Meiha Kepa raua ko Te Paranihi. Kua maene mai nga tiotio, me nga whakatenetene o mua ake nei. Ka rawe; ka pai.
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Korimako, Issue 35, 15 December 1884, Page 1
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168Meiha Kepa Tautoko. Korimako, Issue 35, 15 December 1884, Page 1
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