TE AHUA O TE AO.
Ko te meatanga tenei e matau ai te tangata ki te ahua o te ao, te mata o te whenua, ona takiwa, ona wehewehenga, nga iwi o runga, te peheatanga o nga oneone, me ara atu mea. A ekore pea te tini o o matcm hoa Maori e whakapono kite porotaitakanga ote ao mete poi nei ko te mea ia, e tua pararahi ana nga pito, ko ona toko ara. Erua te kau ma wha mano maero te awhiotanga o te ao ; wahi iti i te waru mano, te matotoru. He moana tetahi wahi he whenua tetahi wahi ; ko te nui ia, kei te moana. Ko nga tauwehenga nui ote ao koia enei: ko Oropi, ko Ahia, ko Awherika, ko Amerika, ko Autereria, ko Poranihia, ko nga Wahi Matoke. Ko nga moana enei:—ko te Tuaraki, ko te Tonga, ko te Atiraki, ko te Marie, mete Iniana.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1 January 1855, Page 26
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151TE AHUA O TE AO. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1 January 1855, Page 26
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