He Waiata.
[He tau na Mango Whaiapu kia Hare Reweti mo te taenga o Hare Reweti ki Kauaeranga mo te tikanga o te puru-ripine.] Kaore te ki patu te makere noa i te ngutu He puhoru-waihoe ia Terehu i runga, He kupenga tauhou bo koe nei e Hahau E whanatu ana roto i te hau korere, Na roto i tuoma kite wakewake Ma roto oma ware i au te maru o ngangohi: E herengia koia te rakau ka huhua, Te ata wkakarangona nga mahi a rarotika, Ko te tinana rate waiho atu ite tau Ko to pai waewae ka tuku mai ki ahau, ELia hua ia atu e aro tau ana mai; Kate tiriwa te ripa ki Kinikini, Ka puwhawhea te rae ki Hikurangi Ki nga tai o Manga i te ipo mokai, Me ruku ware au te reinga tupapaku, Me whakamaukau ki Morianuku Ki taku hoa tupu i awhi ai maua.
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Korimako, Issue 38, 16 March 1885, Page 10
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152He Waiata. Korimako, Issue 38, 16 March 1885, Page 10
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