HE WHARANGI
NO NGA WHAKAMAHA RATANGA MO HAIHANA W. MAHORAMA, H.A. Kua taka mai te wa o te kotinga, a e tatangi ana nga mara, me nga rakau i te korihirihi o te utami, a, whalua jfo.rtga puawai aiaabua hoi ngabauianga. Mibaroai le ngakau, liealia ra i puuriiiri ai letungata ina.ra nga mea kaloa e ahuarefca nei, e ngabaunei.- Oiira, na le bara,—na iera laru> nanakia na te bara; ko le lake ia i iwpe ai le pouriianga ki ie ngakau langala. Ko toga katarebe ole wbenua, ko nga ntatm ole rangi, e whakakiie ana i lo raiou haringa fci le Kai-banga; ko le langala ia, ko ia anake ano e malaoiao ana ki nga wbakaaiurahga kuroria uiai ole kuha, ole aroba ole Aiiia, a, laburi ke ana i ana aroha, kuba, ka rerv wharoro ki le hauraugiumga, ki nga kiuo k« aiu. Je ai be Mobi, be Kanieia raiiei, bei ,moi aiu ki le Alua kia ora ake ai lenei iwu
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 13, 20 August 1862, Page 18
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162HE WHARANGI Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 13, 20 August 1862, Page 18
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