Maramataka.
NOWEMA. Maara.—Kia pai te tarai i te oneone i waenganui o nga rarangi taewa, o nga tanipi, hei whakangawari i te whenua, hei whakamaroke i nga taru. I tenei motu, ka ngakia paitia te oiaota i te Kaumati anake, na te kore huka ate Hotoke, hei whakaniaie. Ko te marama tenei hei mahi i te taru maroke, otira, me tapahi i te mea e ngawari ana te kakau. Me timata inaianei nga mahi-kaata katoa, ara te uta i nga kowhatu, i nga rakau kite paamu; mete wbakaara hoki i nga taepa. Kia pai te horoi i nga Hipi kia ma ai te wuru: a, hei te iwa o nga ra, me ka p'uta ake te hinu, ka tikina alu, ka waruhia. Tera ano nga pai hoko wuru, kei nga Taone katoa. Kaaru—Whakatokia nga mereni, nga paukena, me nga kukuma. Hoki atu kite mi i nga tanipi, i nga pii, pini, puka, me era atu kai katoa a te Raumati. £ boa ma! kia u rawa kite mahi, kia lupu ake he oranga ma koutou. " He kai na te langata, he kai patoi ka ki : He kai na tcna ringa, tino kai, tino makona."
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 15, 15 October 1861, Page 11
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193Maramataka. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 15, 15 October 1861, Page 11
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