NGA HUARAHI.
He whakaaturanga tenei ki nga hoa Maori ka whano ka puare he huarahi i te awa o Waipa ki Waikato-whakarunga, taea noatia te nohoanga o nga tangata i Whaingaroa. Kua takiotioti nga tikanga mo nga kai-ruri, nga tobunga liiiro, me nga kai^wbakabau; a, i naia lata nei ka timala te mabi. Wbakaaro ai maua, be tobungatanga tenei no te wbakaaro o nga tangata Maori na ratou i mea, kia timaiatia te mabi mo tenei baarabi ite taba ki Waipa. Nui atu te marama o tenei tikanga; a, i whakatinana pu nga mahara a Wiremu Nero ratou ko nga boa, i rnnga i tenei tikanga. Kua tubonoa nga whakaaro o te Kawaoatanga i runga i te atamai, ki nga biabia o nga Maori i rolo i tenei tikanga; kua wbakaae kia pula nga bereni e wba is. mo te ra, ina mabi nga Maori. Mo konei, ko nga tangata Maori e mea aua kia uru ki taua mabi, me ki atu ki a Te Kobi, kei Otawbao, ki a Amutiti kei Whaingaroa.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 7, 13 March 1862, Page 10
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173NGA HUARAHI. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 7, 13 March 1862, Page 10
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