Tera te ao iti e! Takiri ana mai, Ra runga i te Maunga, Riporipo kau ana te tai rere, e! Nau mai e Heta e, Nau mai e tleta, Ka mura rate hake, amohia mai ru ! Me ko tama na Piha, e, Kia unuhia atu ra, Kia tau ki tawliiti, he raata rere horo ; Maranga e Repa, e, Kia tu he ngutuparera, Kia whakahaerea he pekerangi roa— Waho Ohaeawai, e, E kore taku taonga e tau kite riri maori— Me whakarite koe ra, e, Me whakarite koe te riri o Tarawahi.— Te huia ka ma mai, e, Ka tauhikohiko, Te Kapa Matua, he wa mate tata — I oho taku tana, e, I herea tou kaliu, Kia tara atu ai, Te rere kite riri, Kia rukuhia e He Dgaru whakawhero, Kia tiripapatia A Ti Hine rongo nui, Kia hinga iho, e Te tama ingoa rere, 0 Hongi Hika e I Tou rerenga kei tawheiti, Ki au e te hoa, Me waiho ra a koe, Hei tangotango mai— I te poro auahi, e, Mete kahu mo te rau, e. Akarana, Hepitema 25,1845.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 9, 25 September 1845, Page 36
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180Untitled Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 9, 25 September 1845, Page 36
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