Mo te Marama o Pepuere.
Te Mara iti. —Whakatokia te harare, me wai-keri. Whakatokia he puka Maori, me rui he pua, puka, me ringiringi kite wai. Me rui he pua, me whakato hoki te puwha Pakeha j me tango nga tarn o nga men e tupu nna. Mc rui he pua aniana mo tc hotoke; me huhuti nga aniana kua mrtroke nga ran. Tangohia katoatia kite wharo nga pua ka pakari, kei ngnlioro ki wueuga. Tirotiroliiii nga r.ikau luia c piri ana kite taha whme ; ko nga manga tirara kc me lapahi. Kaua c waih.o kia tupu te tarn ; whakameinyatia i kohei nga tupu kite rakati linn, ka oil te whakanoho nga tupu, araia kite ran puku kiamarumoru ai i te ra. liuin he poriana, he aurikura (he pnawai whakapaipai enei). whakatotokia nga rakutt noa iho, i nga wahi e ua am; whikapjia nga walii tupuranga taru. Te Mara nui. —Kerikcria te oncone ; para nga rahurahu, nga kaliilcitoa talmna kite ahi, kia walea ai te haerenga mo te parau. llnia te pnrc Kepa-
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 3, Issue 55, 30 January 1851, Page 2
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173Mo te Marama o Pepuere. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 3, Issue 55, 30 January 1851, Page 2
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