Mo te Marama o Akuhata.
Te Mara iti. —Pokaia te kapana matamua; ruia te pineti, te pi, te pine, te puka pukupuku, te keha, te kareti, te panipi, te puwha, te pirimatau. te rarihi, me era atu mea Ruia, whatokia hoki te puwha, te harare, mo nga inca svliakaka/iara, In pinn mo r, ; , alii liica. NVliakalokia lo pnka, lionoa to rakau, lona o kitoa to piikiipukuuga ako o to rakau. linia lo karilii o to Im'a rakau; wliukaiokiu nga rakau pilii ako i nga lake lici lioao. Tk M aua IVawai.—NVhakamnmonalia to onoouo mo lo pnawai, svliakapaia lioki lc oiicoiio kia liroliia am epai ana. Kuia kaloiitia nga pun o nga wliakapaipai. Hoi kouei ka wliakalo i nga kotinga pnawai. Tk Maii.i .mji.—Xgakia lo 01100110 liei lupuranga mo tewiii, mo lc oti ruia i konci. .Me wliakalo to riwai i te liiutuiiga o lenci mamma.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 121, 11 August 1853, Page 2
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145Mo te Marama o Akuhata. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 121, 11 August 1853, Page 2
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