KIORE RARATA.
Miharo rawa au i toku taenga atu kite whare o etahi o nga tangata o Pangiko kite rarata o te kiore. E haerere ana i reira te tini ote kiore he mea whakararata. I toku taenga atu ki tclalii o ana wliare, ka poke ake tclalii kioi'c ki nga wacwio o te rangi>tira ole wliare, toro atu ana tc ringa o ten miriniiria ana to kiorc, pakipakia ana, lio lie alia o tclalii, o tclalii. Karongo alian . konci, ko le likanga tonn lenci o tera iwi. K ia wliakararala i te kiorc, i le kuaolatiga ka hoptikia, a, ka wailio i le wliare liaere ai, wliangai rawa, a, lie nni ko ano tana, mo lo uui alia ra net Ko te lake i wlianguinga ai eiH'i kiore, i whakararatia ai, liei wliawliai i ngakioreko.iiigainauiliilioki; enieingaana chore e ora le kiore inaka i a ralou, nui rawa le riri o ana kiore rarnta, te latata mai to kiore liaere noa, ki nga wliare o rcira.— ;Yo tc A'ohotinga o Nira ki lliuma.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 115, 19 May 1853, Page 4
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173KIORE RARATA. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 115, 19 May 1853, Page 4
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