Ko te Waiata Whakanui i a te Kawana ratou ko ana Minita.
Air:—"Star Spangled Banner." Hapainga ra e! he waiata hou, Mo te Kawana ra, me tana nei pori; Kua iri ki runga, kua waiho hei kou, Mo te hinganga, e ! o kino, o kori, I pakangatia i ta roa ko te tau, Mo taDa ngau-kino, i a mao ko te rau. Ka iri koe ora, ki Otahara, Ki puke, ki mania, ki awa katoa. Aha! ko Kawana raua ko pai, 1 tu nei ki waina, ki rama, kia maunu; Aha! ko Te Taute, ko Tooro, i whai, Kahore i wehi ki ngutu, ki taunu; Ko Pokuru hoki, ko Pakara, re ! Ko Eihana, raua ko Renara, e \ Ka iri koe ora, ki Otaharoa, &c. Hapainga, hapainga, te tau mo nga toa ! Panihi ra mata, ta koutou panui; Ka rawe ra hoki tahau takahoa, Mo Piki, mo Kake, mo Ora, kia hui; E hara i hanga te aronga mai! 0 nga pu-rangatira—nga pu-atavhai. Ka iri koe ora, ki Otaharoa, &c.
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Korimako, Issue 36, 15 January 1885, Page 10
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169Ko te Waiata Whakanui i a te Kawana ratou ko ana Minita. Korimako, Issue 36, 15 January 1885, Page 10
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