KORERO O TE POITINI TE KAI TITIRO I NGA MIRA MAORI.
Kite Kaituhi o nga mea Maori. Emara, —Kia mea atu ahau ki a koe i toku haerenga kite titiro i nga Mira Maori, i tae atu ahau ki enei kainga. I taku whakauranga ki Maketu, ka haere au ki Rotorua. Kahore ano nga tangata o Maketu i wbakaae noa kite mira mo reira. Erua nga Mira e hanga ana ki Rotorua ; kei Ohinerautu kua oti tera, kahore ano ia te whakapuru i oti noa i nga tangata Maori, e mea ana ratou mo tera tau ka whakaoti i te whakamate. Kua timata te hanga ote mira ki Te Ngae, tera pea e oti ate kotinga witi o tera tau. Ko te mira hou i Patetere i rokohina atu e ahau o huri ana, a, no te mea, kahore he huri a ratou, i noho au i reira kite whakaako i a ratou kia ahci ai te mahi te mira e ratou ano, a rauri ake nei. Tokorua nga tangata Maori i Otorokai i whiri. whiria hei kai huri i te mira, noho ana ahau i reira kite ako i a ratou. I Maungatautari nui atu te pakaru o te mira kihai pai kite huri witi, he tokomaha no nga kai huri; otira, hanga ana e ahau, a, akona iho nga tangata. E toru nga mira o Rangiaohia, e mahi nei, ko te wira, o tetahi i hanga houtia. Ivotahi mira e hanga ana otira, ekore e oti wawe, kahore ano i whai moni noa nga tangata hei utu mo te kai hanga. Kotahi mira hou kei Te Rorc i Waipa, kua timata te huri paraoa o tera. Ko nga mira i Mohoanui i Whatawhata, kua huri witi i tenei tau. Kua timata he mira hou ki Tireke, i Waikato. Kahore ano nga tangata o Taupiri i whakaoti noa i te whakamate o te ratou mira. Ewha te kau tana paraoa i hurihia e tenei mira i te tau nei; a, ko to mira hou i Kauanga, ite kainga o Te Manihera, kua timatatia te hanga j kua oti hoki te korero mo te mira ki Waiuku. I toku tirohanga ki nga Mira Maori i tenei tau, kotahi te kau ma toru e huri ana i te poraoa, erima e hanga ana, ewliitu me ake nei hanga, kua oti hoki te kohikohi nga mea mo enei e whitu, ewha nga mira e tu ana kahore ano i oti noa tc hanga.
Etoru o nga raira e korerotia nei e hurihia ana e nga tangata Maori aco. A, e mea ana au, i nga wahi e liaere atu ai ahau ki enei wabi ka akona ratou kite mahi huri a, ekore e roa rawa ka ata inatau ratou kite mahi i q ratou mira katoa. He painga mo ratou ano te matau kite huri i o ratou mira. Na ko ahau Tou pononga rongo, Tb Poitini, Kai-titiro i nga Mira Maoii. Akarana, Nowema 12, 1855.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 9, 1 December 1855, Page 11
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494KORERO O TE POITINI TE KAI TITIRO I NGA MIRA MAORI. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 9, 1 December 1855, Page 11
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