Mo te Mara.
Te Mara iti.—Whakatokia te puwha i ruia kite marama kua pahure ake nei. Ruia te panipi, mete pinati; ruia hoki te pi, mete pine, kia rua putu kia ono inihi ki nga takiwa e nga rarangi. whakatokia te puka maori, mete puka pukiipuku ki uga -ivalii moinona. Uuia te pitimatau ki uga taliataha o te mara. Tamtmia tc kiikama mc le merengi. Whakaotia nga main i wliakarerea i uga niarama kua paliuro. Hei konei ka whakato i nga hua rakau katoa, nga mca, i waveivare la nei i marine maori ra uci i era marama. Tapaliia tc piki, mete ropere, lie rakau ngairavi era, ekore e ahei te tapahi i nga wa tuatalii o te llotoke. Whakaolia te whakato o ngi pua whakapaipai te tnripi, mete norapa ; tapaliia katoatia ii>;a rakau maroke o nga puawai. Mm nui.—Ruia toiiutia te witt. Tangohia nga wai keri, taliia katoatia te tatu.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 66, 3 July 1851, Page 1
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151Mo te Mara. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 66, 3 July 1851, Page 1
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