POTI TAHURI.
No te 8 o nga ra o tenei mamma i tahuri ai tetahi poti Pakeha ki waho atu o Tamaki, tokorima nga taitamariki Pakeha i runga, paremo tonu iho e wha, ko te tokorima i ora, ko te Hona tona ingoa, kau hoehoe ana lenei, a u noa ki ma; rokohanga iho e ia c lu ana le leneii o nga Maori ki tatahi: tangohia ana e ratou ona kakahu maku, mini iho ka miriniiria tona linana, ka hipokia ki o ratou paraikele, a lino aiawhai pailia hoki e ratoti. Ao ake le ra, ka likina ka kimihia le puti i runga ilO ralou waka. No le VVairoa pea ianei aua Maori ra, olira, kahore ano nialou kia lino rongo noa. He lika kia tuhiluhia enei malii pai ?. o nialou hoa,ma le penei hoki e kake ai nga Maori kite wliakaaro o a ralou luakana Pakeha, e lino u ai le tuhonong'a o nga \m erua.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 9, 16 May 1859, Page 5
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158POTI TAHURI. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 9, 16 May 1859, Page 5
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