Mo te Marama o Akuhata.
Te mara iti. —Pokaia te kapana matamua; ruia te pinati, te pi, te pine, te puka pukupuku, te keha, te kareti, te panipi, te puwha, te pirimatau, te rarihi, me era atumea Ullia, whatokia !ioki tc puwlia, te liarare. iiii; iiga Mica wliakakakara, to pino mr era tiiu inea. Whakatokia lo puka, lionoa m i-akuu, tona c kitoa tc pukiipukiinga akc o
tc rakati. Ruia tc karihi otc luia ink mi; whakatokia nga rakau pilii akc i rga take hei bono. Te Mara Pu.vwai.—Whakamonionntia te onroiic 1110 to puawai, whakapaia lioki te oneoue kia tirohia atu epai ana. Ruia katoatia nga pun o uga whakapaipai. Ilcikouci ka whakalo i ngu kolinga puawai. Te Mara m:i. —Ngakia te oneone hei tiipurauga mo te witi, mete oti ruiui kouei. Me whakalo te riwai i te mutungu o tenci marama.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 95, 12 August 1852, Page 2
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142Mo te Marama o Akuhata. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 95, 12 August 1852, Page 2
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