WHAKAATURANGA.
WHAKARONGO MAI E NGA IWI, ko tenei ra he ra whakapai na taku Ariki, he ra Aumihi naku kite aranga ote (Tokotuahu) kua korerotia. Ko te ra tu-nga ote Tokotuahu; ko te whakamana o te aranga o te Ahurewa, ko te ra i oti ai, kua tu nei ki runga i te Oropuke. Na nga Tjbu a (Io) ikapea ai te Tawhitorangi. Kei te whakarcngo nga Mat iriki, nga Manukura, nga Whakamarumaru, i lotoi to ratou Kauhanganui. E marama ana te ra o Mci hi-i Luihumga, kua oti te karanga e rga Tohunga, kua tu a (lo) hei takawaenga mo te ao. E maha.'atia ana e haere ana ki nga karakia. ( Koia texeb tb Kabakia. ) Ko te Toko, o mua Kaaia tana Toko, Ko taia Toko, 0 roto, eke Tawhaki, Tawhiki Hema, ko Tanoanoa ko Matirehoahoa, Ko Taikahakea, ko Tutunui ko Tuturangi, Ko Te Kangianewa, ka Keri-toioa Rire. Kia tukua atu ana Ho Toroa, e Taiko, Eire, Rire ; hau: — I tu i rotn i te ra 0 te haenga 0 te Tawhitotanga, koia ka tu te ( Ahurowa )mo ake tonu atu. li hoa ma i whakaaturia atu ai tenei kia rongo koatou, he aianga no tenei taonga hou, ka kites nei enei wbakatuputanga, i nga mahi a o koutou Tupuna, Matua, kua ngaro ake nei. Heoi aro. Ete Atua, kia orate Kingi TE PAKI 0 MATAEIKI. Te Pi/taxi ware, Pax Whaeamaori.
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Paki o Matariki, Issue 9, 25 July 1893, Page 2 (Supplement)
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232WHAKAATURANGA. Paki o Matariki, Issue 9, 25 July 1893, Page 2 (Supplement)
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