TE ORANGANOATANGA.
Ko te korere i kitea i roto i tetahi nupepa i Wiahinia, he mea miharo rawa; e mee ana matou, katahi na ano te korero miharo i taia kite pepa, ano he meatanga na te AtuaKo riga tamariki o te Ilikana e takoro ana i te taha o tet.ihi poka, ko te mutunga i raro liro, aue ! ana noa atu. I a rana e takoro ana, ka peia te teina e te'luakaii.i, taka whakarcie tera ki roto ki " te rua o te waro." Ko.-i noa te tamaiti ra o ng.iro ana. ka rangona kna taka ki taua rua, kihai hoki 1114.1 boa i whaki ite takanga. No te meatanga Uia wliiua ana tamariki, katabi ra ano, ka whakaae kia whakina. Ka wbakaaroa i konei kia rapua he tikanga e kite i ai tana lantaili. Ka tukua he tvh .kaheke i konei, herea ana te pito kite Kohatii, tukua ana , erua te kau putit teroa o t> whakaheke, oiira.kiba j i pirau te rama, hutia ake ana, rokohanganoatangr c te po, ka uialiue maori. Moeilio, ao ake, ka whakanialamatau ake kite tukutuku i riga whakaheke; kihai i taia, ka rokohanga etepo ka marine ano. Kna mea nga matua o te tamaiti i konei ekore e taea ta raua polik : , kua mea kia araia te poka, kei taka atu tetabi tamaiti tangata ra nei, i nitiri atu. No konei ka korerotia kia berea te laura ki re hope o tetabi, me lukutuku ki raro, me kore ra nei c tatu, tne kore ra nei e taea taua ivahi tamaiti. Korero nei, a, ka whakaae tc tuakana o te potiki ra kia tukua ia ki raro, kiaiitiro i te poka, mekaborc tana teina c kitea. Hereherea ana nya whakaheke kite hope me era atu wabi, herea ana tetabi kite ringa, tukua ana. Ko nga taura i berea ki taua ringa, liei kukumc mana, ua hiahia kia tukua ki raro, kia hutia nke ra nei. Ka tukua nei ia, a, rima te kau o nga putu, ka titiro iho ia, a, ka kilea e kauapu ake ana ng« kartr e rua. anga tonu tc titiro ki rimga. Inamala, kua tae atu ki tc pareparc i takoto ai taua potiki, awbia ana ki a ia. Hopu pu ete tuakana, ki roto ki a ia, meinga atu ana kia puritia te whakaheke, no ka rite noa ta raua inca, ka whakaoioia te taura, kumea ake ana raua. Kihai taro ka maiangi te lokorua ra, a ka kitea te ran o nga tangata e pac ra kite malakitaki ; no te putanga, tangi ana tc ngongoro o te iwie pae ra, aue ana clahi, parare ana etahi, tangi roimata ana ctahi, ka patua tc tini ete aroha. Ka mutu te ngakau tangi ote tini, ka lirobia nga mate o te potiki ra ". otira, kahore kau he male i kitea, i te murikokai anakc te niahorehorelaiiga. He hiakai anake te mea i tangihia c taua tamaiti, kna rua tc kau ma whitu o nga ltaora i tana nohoanga ki roto ki taua poka. Uia ana nga mea i kitea c ia, ka mea ake, he rama tana i kite i rolo i te poka, i rongo hoki ia ki le baruru ote whatitiri. I lirohia te ahua ote poka, ka wbakaaroa, ewha te kmi o nga putu i tana lakangi tnalabi, muringa atu, ka pabeke hat-re ia i nga putu erua te kau, a, takoto rawa ake ia i runga i tc parepare titiro ai whakrirtinga. Na to aha, na te aba ra nei i ora ai —kihai rawa i matauria.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 81, 29 January 1852, Page 4
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594TE ORANGANOATANGA. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 81, 29 January 1852, Page 4
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