WHIRIWHIRINGA.
Ko te whakaakoranga o tena mea a te tamariki me ata wkakarite; ko ratou e tango ana i tenei mahi, kia matau ratou, kia tika. Me whai kai titiro tenei, hei matakitaki mo nga he mo nga tika o nga kai whakaako,kJa ahei ai te tono kia haere ua kiteatekusrelanga, kia karangatia etabi, Ekore rawa e taea,—a, kite mea ka taea, ekore rawa te 4.ika kiawbakaakoda tena mea te tamariki ki.te Jcabore e taka ki roto ki aua akoranga etabi o nga tikanga o te^vbakapono.—Pukapuka Whahakotahxtanga. Te Ngvtu Komeme.—T te wbanautairga o te tangaia ao, kotahi ano arer&, e ruk ,nga kanohi, kia oui ai nga mea bei tirohariga mona, koia nga kanobi e ma* kia Uia4te korero, koia te arero kotabi. Otiia,kote litiro ata kite tinu£no iwhtoaamtri-i wgi areroe rua i te kanohi kotafci; no teHMk ko te bunga matau iti komeme tonti.-Wa ifgutu, X ko ratou kaboreneii ata kiteHfe mea iti, whakauta ana i o ratou kuj&i ki runga ki nga mea katba.—Na Kotow. Ko te aroba te mea kaha, nana te mana i paku atu ki tawbiti, nana nga painga i nui ake; a, mana te nui o te utu, i tenei ao, i tera ao atu.—Na Maltoone. Kia kotahitahi be boa riri mou, ko te Rewera. Kaua e bouhia te rongo ki a ia; otira, ki tou tangata, kaua rawa e anga to wbawbai ki a ia.—2Va Koraihotemi. E taimaha ana te rnata, ko te koura, e taimaba ake ana | otira, i roto i nga mea katoa o te ao, e tare ai te wbenua, e tangi rangi, be tangata mangere te mea taimaba.—He Marikena. Ke» te tangata wbakaaro awangawanga, kabore he mea e oti i & ia, ekore boki e mau te ngakau, no reira te oti ai.— Na Pahu. Ekore ianei e wbakauria te whakaaro ki runga kite bunga e oba ana te ngakau, e ngawari ana nga tikanga, e tino aroba ana, kite kabore i takoto i roto i a ratou nga tikanga o te whakapono, bei arahi, bei whakakaba.—iYa Hautei. Ko ia kabore nei e pai kite ritenga bei wbakatika i a ia, e whakaanga ke ona wbakaaro* a ekore e ata mabaratia aua mabi, ekore e ata tika.—iVa Rawatoa.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 7, 13 March 1862, Page 31
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368WHIRIWHIRINGA. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 7, 13 March 1862, Page 31
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