NGA WAI WHAKAHAURANGI.
Ko ta matou tino kupu hori pu tenei; kite mahue te inu o nga tangata whakapono i nga wai whakahaurangi, ka ai to ratou man hei hapai mo te tini ole tangaia, i mua atu ole pekangaketanga ki le hara. Ko lenei, pekc ruwa atu le kui whakaora kite kukumu rnai le hunga inu, kua hohonu ke, le laea. Engari, kaua le male e whakaiupuria, na le mea, he nialunga nui le whakaroahu i le mate ina tup >. Ko le mea lenei bei huna i le he ole mahi inu i nga wai whakabaurangi, ko le kai o nga langata whakapono, o le hunga noho noa iho, waiho ai hei tauira mo le he o te mano; a, i rolo i lenei ra, i lenei ra, te laiaka mai i-reira, i nga puni o te hunga inu, ili nei,—te tataka mai i reira te hunga lino haurangi. Na te kaha kore, na te pohelie, ka kino haere ratou, le lulsiinga iho he baurangi tuturu.— Tungatao.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume III, Issue 4, 15 May 1863, Page 16
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168NGA WAI WHAKAHAURANGI. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume III, Issue 4, 15 May 1863, Page 16
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