KORERO NO TE TANGATA MAORI MO TE RU TATA NEI.
No te po, i te 23 o Hanuere i te iwa o nga haora, awhe kite tekau ote po, e noho ana matou i te taha o te ahi, ko Toka, ko Ngawini, ko Hetaraka, ko Merepeti, ko Mihi Watara, tokoono matou. Ite putanga mai o te ru, ka tirotiro aka kanohi ka mea atari, e haurangi ana ahau, ka whakaaro ahau me ake au mate. Ka ki mai nga wahine, be ru tenei. Katahi matou ka mobio he ru. E tu ana be kobua i te ahi, e pioioi ana, me nga kete e tare ana, i runga i te whare, oraora katoa nga kete mete kobua, webi ana matou katoa j ano kei runga kei te rakau e pubia ana ete bau. Oho
ana te mauri ite webi. Katahi ka tata ki nga ritenga o namata kite putanga mai o nga anabera ots Atua kite tangata.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 2, 1 February 1855, Page 30
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158KORERO NO TE TANGATA MAORI MO TE RU TATA NEI. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 2, 1 February 1855, Page 30
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