Mo ti; M.uu o Hiii.u.
Te Mara iti.— Whakatokia to puwha i ruia kite marama kua pahure ake nei. Ruia te panipi, mete pinati; ruia hoki te pi, mete pine, kia rua putu kia ono inihi nga takiwa u nga rarangi. Wliaknlokia lo puka maori, me lo puka piiknpiiku hi nga walii inomona. ltuia (e piriin.ilaii ki nga lalintalia olu inara. Tuiiuttiia tc kukamn mc tc nierciigi. Wliakaolia nga umhi i wliakareroa i nga marauia ktia paliiicc. Hoi kouci kit wliakalo i nga linn rakau katoa.nga mca, i wareware ra nei i iiialnic maori rn nei i era marauia. Tnpaliia to piki, mo tc roperc, lie rakau ugawari era, ckorc, c alici tc (apahi i nga wa tuatahi otc Ilotckc. Wlinkaotin tc wliakalo o nga pua wliakapaipai tc tnripi, mc tc norapa; lapahia katoalia nga rakau niarokc o nga puawai. .' Mah.v mi.—Huia lonulia to will. Tangoliia nga wai kcri, (aliia katoalia tc tarn.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 118, 30 June 1853, Page 2
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153Mo ti; M.uu o Hiii.u. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 118, 30 June 1853, Page 2
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