Mo Te Marama o Hune.
Te Mara iti. —I roto i nga paki me ahuahu te harare, te pi, te pine, mete tini atu ote pena. Mahia he harore, me whariki a runga o te tupuranga kite tarutaru niaroke. Kern katoatia nga walii o takoto lioa ana. Tapatupahia nga rakau liua, lierelierea nga manga tirara, poapoua etalii. Kotikofia te rakau kupere, nga karana, me era atu men; whakatokia nga kotinga. Whakatokia to rakail iuta i roto i nga ra pai. Horoia nga rakau aporo kite wai liopi kite bora kia hemo ai te mute. lie liinu ta te rongort e mate ainga ttinga o te rakau aporo; ko etalii ritenga me tango nga liiako larcparepa, me tino parahi nga rakau i runga puta noa l;i te take ki to wai kotakota. Ale ata malii nga puawni whakapaipai katoa. Tk Mara nui.—Uuia he pare, kite one pai. Ruiatomttiu te witi ki nga oneone kua oti to tokitoki; tangohia t;»a wai kcri, whak atokia nga men whakaruru tiiepa.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 64, 5 June 1851, Page 2
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166Mo Te Marama o Hune. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 64, 5 June 1851, Page 2
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