TE WERANGA 0 TE WHARE-KURA MAORI KEI TE WAIMATE.
No te Parairei, te 13 o Pepuere, i wera ai te whare kura maori a Te Para kei te Waimate. I waenganui po ka kitea te ahi. Ka rere atu a Te Para i tona whare, e tata ana ki tc wliarc-kura, karanga atu ana ki tamaraki,— u Kua puta katoa ranci koutou ki
walior"—Ka lei mai n<;a tamariki.—"Ac.*' Muri iho, kia 10 miniti pea, ka kitca kua ngaro tctahi. lie tatnaiti iti, a kihai i alici te whakaor;: i a in. l:e ntii no te alii i taua \va. Ko te korcro a ioiui lioa rice, ki a To Para, t tona olioanjra, akc i to i;we ka whakaara i to tamaiti. put a ana ki v.-alio. mca ana kua whai i muri i a ia. ]ki,i kihai pea i tino ara ito moc, homo ana io iiiii o te paoa. I te iuutiinga o te alii ka kiica tonu tinaiu.
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Pihoihoi Mokemoke i Runga i te Tuanui, Issue 4, 9 March 1863, Page 18
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161TE WERANGA 0 TE WHARE-KURA MAORI KEI TE WAIMATE. Pihoihoi Mokemoke i Runga i te Tuanui, Issue 4, 9 March 1863, Page 18
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