MO TE MARAMA O HURAI.
I te mara iti. - Whakatotokia te puwha Pakeha i ruia kite marama kua pahure ake nei. Ruia te panipi, mete pinipi; ruia te pi, mete pine nunui; erua putu eono inihi i te takiwa o nga rarangi. Whakatokia te puka Maori, mete puka pukupuku ki nga wahi momona, ruia te pirimatau ki nga tahataha o nga ara. Me timata te malii o te kukama o te mercngi. Mahia i tenei wahi nga mea katoa
i maluie kite marama kim 5 ? pahura ake nei; me whakato nga rakau wliai liua. Kotia nga rakau piki, e pirau ana nga manga kokoti ite limatanga o te hotoke. Mara nui. — Kci lukiiate tarn kia tnpu. WhakatoUia te rakau whai luia, te rakau ke atii. Uuia te pare hotoke ki nga oneone kcrelu kore.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 40, 4 July 1850, Page 2
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134MO TE MARAMA O HURAI. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 40, 4 July 1850, Page 2
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