HE WAIATA TAMARIKI.
E ko ma, tena ra, Tatou nei kia waiata; Kahu ma, kiri ma. Kia tika hoki ra. Hari atu, huri mai. Taiawl>io»liio ni; Tena ra, e ko ma Tatou ka wlienri, na. Arara, tirara, arara, urara, Ar.ira, ar.ira, arara, araru, Tena ra, liamaoia, Tatou ka ivaiataHaerc mai, ako a}, Kin.a tini malii pii; Haere mai, tolie ai, Ko tc tolic i te pai, Heoi ano te takoto Te ara ki tc niohio; Wh-ii mai ra, toliea. Tenei te tohc na. Arara, arara, arara, orara, Arara, arara, arara, arara, Tcna ra, liamama, Tatou ka waiata. Kia toa nliakoa Malii nui, malii noa; Kia koa, kia toa, Ki nga malii pai kato.i,
Maia kite korcro, Hari kite takaro ; Tena ra, mahia, Tenei te malii na. Arara, arara,arara, arara, Arara, arara, arara, arara, 'l'ena ra, liamama, Tatou ka waiata. Oti pai, liacrc mai, Taiawhiowhio ai ; Koia ano te takaro Ma te kiiru kotiro; Kingaringa "hariru? Warawara takiu." Tena ra, e hine ma, Tenei te hari pa : Arara, arara, arara, arara, Arara, arara, arara, arara, Kati rate hamama lieoi ano te waiata.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 3, Issue 71, 11 September 1851, Page 4
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181HE WAIATA TAMARIKI. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 3, Issue 71, 11 September 1851, Page 4
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