Mo te Mare o Hurai.
Te Mara iti — Whakatokia te puwha i ruia kite marama kua pahure ake nei. Ruia te panipi, mete pinati; ruia hoki te Pi, me te pine, kia rua putu kia ono inihi ki nga takiwa o nga raranga. Wliakalokia te puka maori, mete puka pnkupukii hi nga wa||j momona. Uuiatepirimatau ki nga tahatalia ote inara. Tanumia te kukaina mete incrcugi. Whakaolia nga uiahi i whakarerea 1 nga maraiua kua paliurc.. Hoi konoi ka whakato i nga litia rakau katoa, nga mea, i vvareware ra nei i mahauc maori ra nei i era luarama. Tapaliia te piki, ine te ropere, he rakau ngawari era, ekore c aliei to lapahi i nga wa tuatahi ote Hotoke. Wbakaotia to whakato o nga ptia whakapaipai te turipi, mete norapa ; tapahia katoatia nga rakau inaroke o nga puawai. Maka kui. —Huia tonutia te witi. Tangohia nga wai keri, tahia kaloalia tc tarn.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 119, 14 July 1853, Page 2
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152Mo te Mare o Hurai. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 119, 14 July 1853, Page 2
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