Mo te Marama o Mei.
Te Mara iti.—Hutia te keha Pakeha to areti, te panipi, me era atu mea. Ru ia ki kt wahi mahana te pi hei kai matamua; ruia oki he pine. Whakatokia te pukn, puia te puwlia Pakcla Tangiiiia te inru u ni>a niar.i aniana, o npa inea o te hotuke. Pukaia te atiiana Afaori. Uuia etahi pua karcti hei kai waw<:; tangohia nga ttuo te rupepa me era atn inea peiia. He traiii pai tenet lici vvliakatakanga mo nga rakau liua, liei konei ka whakato. Whakatokia te hua o te patamu, te here, te ainona, te mcla, te aporo, te pea, t« kuini, te wanata me eta aiu inea penei. Whakatokia nga tatariimoa me era. ata puawai, whakatokia te piiimatu me. era alu men. Keiia te wlienua, kia ata ngaki i te oneone liei wliekato mo te tini ole mea. Me liatia te tataiamna kl te taha taiepa liei whakaruru ; me tapatapahl nga mea c tupu ana kia purnru ai if tupu. 'Pk. biara nui.—Jtu a te will, te pare Kepa te pure Ingarihi, te keha. Tangohia nga ivaiketi. Ituia le taruiaru kai hoihu.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 140, 4 May 1854, Page 1
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188Mo te Marama o Mei. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 140, 4 May 1854, Page 1
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