Mo te Marama o Nohema.
Te Mara Iti.—Puia te puwha Pakeha, ruia te porokane te pi, te pini, me era atu mea. Whakatokia ketia, te puka pukupuku, te puka maori, te puka koromengemenge. mo I'm iilu. Kinilin iiga korito o pine c pnnwai aid. Hill-n in;4ilii;i ki lc \v;:i iii*:i moa kaloa c \Vli:iK:tloKhi ana, a, kia lupu ra lino. Wliakatokia lc pmvlia, wliakatokia to rurilii. lu'i piiiaptun. potia ki to rakan, njja mca o pan ana. Pona ki li! lai'al.na to |ii, ruin lomilia to tini o to moa. Wliakaniiniigia to t»ino Wiwi, inoova mca, o mala 1,11:1 i lo palladia liaii. Tuliia to tarn i roto i nga moa c tupii ako ana. Tinoia kia uialo io,'a rilia 010 ngarara, patna katualia ns-J I'* 1 '* moka, nga ngalii, 1110 era am iigaiai'a. Kinitia ngn kawoi o lo lopere, koria nga weri o Jttm> liaoro ana, ko lo lo mporc lo wailio. Yv'Mkatokia lo hararoi ki iil;;i wai kori, kna <it. to wl)ii!<:iinoinoii:i. Huia lo incrciisi roka, to morongi niaori, lc pankona, mc era am moa lc knkiuna Imki. Ti: .Maui Pi.uvai.—L'a wliowlienge nga ran, na maroko nga kakano lo tnripi inc era aia pcra, koria nga kai o raro, kawoa kilo wharo lakolo ai, mo tongalinrii ka wliakato. Tnhia lolaril o \\aonga,o holioro ana lopnlu ako. Wliakatokia lo ilaria, kia pai to liliro. Tic Maiiv N'ci.—Wliakatokia to kanga, to ptika Imki, ki nga walii niaknkn, tahia to iiora (lam Papolia) talninn ki to alii, tipia to oiicoiic ka taliutalut kia male, ai nga won.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 101, 4 November 1852, Page 2
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256Mo te Marama o Nohema. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 101, 4 November 1852, Page 2
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