KORERO WAEA.
He mea tuhi mai e Wiremu Atareiria Kereama. e noho ana ia ki Kirikiriroa Taone, i roto o Waikato. I tuhia mai e ia ki a Taingakawa, nga korero mai o te Waea a te Pirimia Hetana (Hon. Seddon) koia tenei. Ki a Wiremu Kereama, Kei Hamutuna, West. Kua tae mai to Waea kia abau, whakaatu mai ki au, i nga kupu a Mahnta, i korern ui i Te Whare. Kanui te pai ki taku whakarongo atu ki ana kupu, kua whakaaturia mai nei e koe. atu hoki e iihau, kia koe, hei whakaatu mau ki o hoa Maori; te Ture i hanga i roto i Te Paremata kua pahure ake nei. Hei tuku mana kite Iwi Maori: — Kia whakahaeroa e ratou o ratou whenua, i raro i te mana Komiti. Kahore he hiahia o te Kawanatanga ki a kaika ; engari he mea pai kia ata tirohia paitia e o hoa Maori nga painga mo ratou i roto i te wahi 11 o taua Ture. Ki taku i mohio ai, Tera he painga mo ratou, kei roto i taua wahi o te Ture : Moheme.i ka tirohia maramatia e ratou taua Ture. lie uui taku pai ki nga kupu a Mahtjta, mo nga Iwi e rua, mo nga Pakeha, me Ufa Maori. Ka tino tautokona e ahau tenei whakaaro pai a Maiiuta ; Hei whakatakoto i te pai ! Hei peehi i te kino i waenganui i nga iwi e rua.' Ka whakiiarn'iia paitia e iihiu ana hiahia inn tana Iwi Maori, kia aruha tahi ratou, ku nga
lioa Pakeha. Ko toku hiahia ano tena kia kaua e takahi i te Ture, engari Ha whakatupu i te pai. *'Ko nga tangata ha'nga ke i tenei tikanga pai, e hara ia i te hoa tuturu mo nga Maori." Tera koe ka koa; — Kia rongo mai koe, kua mutupai te raruraru o Euatoki, kua oti marama kua pai Zei te mohio au, ki to kupu mo Mahuta E hara ite mahi iti tana main; he mahi nana ki a takoto te pai ki waenganui i tona Iwi Maori, ratou ko nga Pakeha, kia tupu ko te pai anake mete aroha ki nga. Iwi e rua. Ka whakaarohia paitia e ahau ana mahi mo te Pai, mo te Ora o te Iwi Maori, mete Iwi Pakeha. E. J. Seddox. "Wellington, N. Z.
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Paki o Matariki, Issue 4, 22 August 1895, Page 3
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388KORERO WAEA. Paki o Matariki, Issue 4, 22 August 1895, Page 3
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