WAIATA.
NO TETAHI WAHIINE HEREHERE 0 TOHI TE URURANGI, MAKETU. Kaore te aroha, E whaki ake nei. Puna te roimata, Ka hua i aku kamo. Aha le Kaiuku, Nana rawai ho mai. Tahi ake nei au Te hiwi ki Parahaki,
Marama te tiliro, Te motu ki Tuhua. Tahi au ka aroha Te hiwi kite Taumo, Kia Tangiteruru; Eia wbakakai Au.makao Taniwha. Ka pai au, ka purotu, 'Wai le kaipuke, . E waihape atu ra ? Nou na, e te Hu, He tau na Pohiwa ; E rere ana ia Te lai ki luropi. Homai, e Toru, tetalii kia au. A humelmme tahi Te kabn a te Tipua. Kali au ka hoki Ki aku pipi pora, Ki aku kore noa iho.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 15, 15 October 1861, Page 11
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117WAIATA. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 15, 15 October 1861, Page 11
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