Mo te Marama o Oketopa.
Te Mara Iti.—Ruia te kcha, whakatokia te paukena, te hue Maori mete kamakama. Ruia te harare kite wahi momoua. Ruia te pine, te puka pukupuku Whakatokia te puka, te riki; ruialioki tc kerchi Marikcna. lluia tepuwlia, mote kamomaira bcirongoa. Toliia kaloalia nga lain; tirotirohia nga rakau e piri ana ki nga wliarc.. tapahia nga manga manganga, lilia nga mca c waiho ana kite whare. Ka putupulu tawa nga bua o nga rakau, me banga kite paraoa nga mea c whakalupuriaana.iuialekcrctilepanipileani. ana, mcera atu mea. Ko nga nniana e hulia ana me wbakato ke, ko nga mea auo pea era c iiunui. Whakarurungia te pine, me craalumea; whakalokia te merengi. Te Mara Puawai.—lluia tc niinionoic te taka, me era atu puawai. 1 nga ra paki la-
Ilia in hairnnia inc ern :iln punwni ki ngaj taha laiopa; ckorc c ata knhu ki nga ipu ua wuiho tonu ki nun inca lupii ni. Te Maiu xui.—l'arnuliaiigaoni'one.whakatokia lie knnga, lie tupekn, me tc kapana nininimiri lioki.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 125, 6 October 1853, Page 2
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168Mo te Marama o Oketopa. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 125, 6 October 1853, Page 2
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