HE KUPU WHAKARITE MAORI.
E ki ana, ko te Ngarara raua ko te Mango, he tuakana, he teina. Ko te moana to raua kainga tuturu; otira, ka ngangare raua, ka wehewehe: ko te tuakana, ara ko te Ngarara, ka tika ki uta, kite tuawhenua, tena ko te teina, ka noho tonu ki le moana. Te haerenga atu a te Ngarara, ka penei tana kainga ki tona teina:—" E noho ra ki walio kite moana nui, kia whakapuharutia koe ki tc lokanga-kai-maoa." Na, te whakahokinga mai a te teina, koia teneiHaere ki uta, kia whakapongia koe kite ahi-rarauhe."
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 13, 1 October 1861, Page 15
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97HE KUPU WHAKARITE MAORI. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 13, 1 October 1861, Page 15
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