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 ate tupuranga kite tarutaru maroke. Keria haioalia nga walii c lakulo noa ana. Tapalapaliia nga rakau lina, heielioroa nga manga tirara pniipoua clalii. Kotikolin to rakau kupere, nga karana, me eraaln mea; whakatokia nga kotinga. Whakatokia le rakau lina i rolo i ugn ra pai. Uoroia nga rakau aporo ki tc wai liopi ki to liura kia homo ai tc male. Ho liinu la to rongoa o mate ai nga tunga o tc rakau aporo; ko ottilii ritenga mc tango nga hiako tareparopa, me lino paralii nga rakau i runga pula uoa ki tc lake ki to wai kolakola. Me ala niahi nga puawai whakapaipai kaloa. Tk Maiu nui. Huia ho pare ki le one pai. Ituia touulia to wili ki nga oneone kua oli to tokiloki; tangohia nga wai kcri, whakatokia nga mea whaknrurii taicpa.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 90, 3 June 1852, Page 2
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169Mo te Marama o Hune. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 90, 3 June 1852, Page 2
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