Mo te Marama o Pepuere.
Te Mara iti.—Whakatokia te harare, me wai-kere. Whakatokia he puka Maori, me rui he pua puka, me ringiringi kite wai. Me rui he pua, me wahakato hoki te puwha pakeha; me tango nga tarn o nga mea c tnpn ] ana. Mc mi lie pna aniana mo tc hotokc ; mc hiilmti nga iinianii kna inaiokc nga ran. Tangoliia katuatia ki tc wliarc nga ptia ka pakari, kei ngalioro ki waenga. Tirotiiohia nga r.ikau linn c piri .111:1 ki (o lalia wkare ; ko nga inangn tirara kc mc lapalii. Kana r wailio kia tnpn tc tarn ; wliakamcingatia i koiiui nga tnpu ki tc rakan liua, ka oli t<? tvliakanolio nga tnpn, araia ki tc ran pnka kia imiriunaru ai i tc ra, Itnia lie puriaua lie anriknra (lie pnawai whakapaipai cnei,) whnkatolokia nga ra kan noaihn, i nga ivalii c 1 11a una ; wliakapaia nga walii tnpiiranga tain. Tk Mara nui, —Kprikcr'a te nneonc ; jura nga ralmrnlin, nj;a kuhikatoa (aimna ki lealii, 1 kia watea ai tc iiaercnga 1110 te parau. Ruia [ te pare Kcpa,
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 109, 24 February 1853, Page 3
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178Mo te Marama o Pepuere. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 109, 24 February 1853, Page 3
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