HE PANUI TANGA
Kinga Iwi, Kinga Hapu, Kinga, Rangatira' Kinga Huihuinga tangata, e noho mai nei kontou, inga Marae, o koutou Tupuna, Matua, i roto ite Porotaka, nama tahi. No [l] I raro ite maru oto tatou, Ariki. Tena koutou, mate Atua koutou e tiaki. He whakaatu tenei kia koutou, kua whaka manangia, e KIINGI TE RATA. MAHUTA, TAWEIAO, POTATAU, TE WHEROWHERO. Te Roopu whai-maua, i raro ite Kiingi-tanga mete Rangatira-tanga. onga Iwi maori, o Aoteanroa mete Wai-pounamu. Xo tenei Roopu, hei whaka haere inga tikanga, i raro ia Kiingi Te Rata, M, T, P, Te Wherowhero. Konga mahi ma tenei Roopu, he tiaki ite Mana, he pupuru ite Rangatiratanga ote Iwi maori. Hei whaka ae, hei kahore, inga tikanga, mea ake nei puta mai, inga maori, menga pakeha, me era atu ahua tangata. Hui atu kinga toh'inga maori, kaore e whaka ae tia kia tae, kia, Kiingi Te Rata M, T. P, Te Wherowhoro. [Ara kito ratou kahui Ariki.l E ngari me matua tae kite roopu ite tuatahi, hei whiriwhiri, hei whaka ae, K hei whaka kahor* ranei, i tana take, i a ratou take ranei. Ka tuhia nei o matou Ingoa ki raro iho nei. Ahuriri Reihana. Wharua Herewini Tami Wharetetara Te Paki Tarore Ahinu Tutepou Matete Te Kawaa Haare Penetito Katea Rehua Kapo Karaka Aremeta Te Kaka Tua Hotene Tupu Taingakawa Te Tumuaki. I taia e P Herewini K>m ta ote PaKi Q Matariki
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Paki o Matariki, 21 June 1913, Page 1
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237HE PANUI TANGA Paki o Matariki, 21 June 1913, Page 1
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