Mo te Marama o Tihema.
Te mara iti. —Whakatokia te puka koromengemenge me whakato te riki; ruia he keha, ahuahun te keha Pakeha. Me tohu etahi puka pukupuku hei pua. Ruia he pua puwha kui, i nga wiki katoa ; whakotokia lie liiirarei, mete puka rau roron. llingiringihia kite wai i lima ntu ote putanga otera i nga wa ua korc. Ruia te tini o nga mca liei kai, katoliiu nga tupn.o nga rakau liua e tirara ke ana. Uupurapua lie ngnta, lie wlie me era atu ngarcra a, patun. Ko te '.valii pai lit; rapunga kci nniri ilc in, Ivaua c tukua kia tupu lie tain ; inei perca ana i kenei ekorc e pua, n, ka maim te mani. Te Mara Net.—Ko te marama tcnei c lianga ai Ic tarn mnroke. A Illinium tc riwai; tangohia nga taru katoa.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 51, 5 December 1850, Page 2
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139Mo te Marama o Tihema. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 51, 5 December 1850, Page 2
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