HE UINGA TAMARIKI.
Te tautohetohenga mo Orekena, (he whenua i oranoa ara te whainga o Ingarangi raua ko Marikena,) i te wahi, ka tutata te whawhai, ka rere tetahi kaipuke o Ingarangi, a, paea atu ki 1c motu o Nautulieta, tokoono nga tangata mahi o runga i paremo ki roto ki tc ngaru, i to tirotirohanga atu o (e tint o tc tangata o aua motu ; whakauaua noa ana tangata kite whakaora, kihai i taea. Hohoro tonu ctahi o nga rangatira lioko o taua walii ki tc hopu i nga tangata e taia liaeretia ana ete nehu tai. I rere katoa ratou ko te kai wero tohor aki roto kite neliu tai, here rawa te whakaheke kite hope, kia taea ai tc to kiuta, ua mau tetalii o nga tangata o te puke e kauhoehoc noa ra i roto i te mnana. Ora inai ana etahi o aua tangata o Ingarangi i te malii o nga tangata o te motu ; maea rawa mai i te wai, ka takoto noa ki tc one, ko te manawa kau eta ana. Tue kau ano kiu a, ka hikitia c nga tangata kalia o ratou, 'a, kahakina ana kite Tnone. Puare katoa nga talau o nga whare liei tukunga atu mo ratou —ivhakautia ana nga alii o in whare, o ia whare hei ahinaina mo ratou. Ko te kakahu ka tangohia mai mo ratou, a, he tini ke atu nga mea i maliaratia e te ngakau aroha, kia pai ai, kia marie oi aua tangata. Korcrorerotia ana nga oranga-noatanga o ratou i te puke, e te hunga o uta. Kotahi rangatirn i whakaora i tetahi o aua huna;a i to monna j i rere ia kite ngaru, a, whakakauria mai ana .1
tana tangata i roto ite autaha. E noho ana taua rangatira ite talia o tana alii; ko tana tamahine i runga i toria turi c nolio ana. E korero ana taua rangatira i tc meatanga ona i a raua ko tana tangata i tc moana ; tau tonu nga kanohi o taua wahi kotiro ki nga mata o tana matua, toki tonu nga kanohi i te roim&ta, ka oho tona ngakau, a, ka mea nke, " Heaha i kalia ai nga tangata kite vvhakaora mai i nga tangata o Ingarangi, me he me a, he whawhai mai to nga lngarihi, he whakamate i a ratou ?" He kupu tika to taua kotiro, korerotia ana ki tenei whore! ki tcnei wliare, ka rapua e tenei ngakau e tenei ngakau, a, whakaaroaro noa te tini ki te kupu ui o taua " taonga iti." Ko te kupu ui o tenei wahi kotiro, he kai whakahe i tcra mea kino, i tera mea pokake, te whainga. Otiia, char aite iv i miharo ko tenei kotiro anake ki taua ritei.ga arnha; epa aha ano te miliaro kite hunga kua kapikapi nga mata i te paihau. E ka* kawe noa ana te tangata, kia mate tetahi, kia mate tetahi, nawai, a—ka aha ra nei tetahi, ka rere atu tona hoa whawhai kite whakaora. Ka tauia a Arehira (i Ihepa) e tetahi rangatira ; whakaorangia ana ctahi o nga tangata oia kainga i taka kite wai; na nga tangata eke puke o Ingarangi i whakaora. No te oranga mai, ka mea aua tangata, "Ko te Iwi lngarihi anake nno ratou ; mete tupua to ratou reinga mai, tena e titaritari a tatnu puke i ta ratou pulianga, e ora noa ana te mate a ratou, i te rcrcnga mai kite whakaora i nga hoa riri."
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 16, 2 August 1849, Page 4
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581HE UINGA TAMARIKI. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 16, 2 August 1849, Page 4
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