Tenei ta nga tangata o Hawaiki ta ratau na korero mo te Maunga nei mo te "Puke Ki Hikurngi" ka tukua atu na kia kite koutou, e ahua rite ana ano ki ta nga Kaumatua e torero nei i enei Motu, me o raua Motn liriki. So te Hiwi tenei 1 nobo ai te Atua, e kiia ana ko Te manu-i-te-ra, i roto 1 tona . Whare £ a Totoko i runga i tenei Hiwi, kaore i wbakaaeie Atua. kia tae ake te Waipuke a Ruatftpu, kite waahi i noho ai nga morebu Kaumacua, be niii te kaba o te u» ki runga ; kite Puke riei kia Hikurangi, ctira na te Kai-whakaora i Inu'te.wai o te Waipuke, na reiia i ora ai nga tcenga Kaumatua kote Ingoa te kaiwE&kaora nei.
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a Maui i tana Ika ki runga ki tv Wai, kd te Matau ra tenei i Hiia ai te. Wheiitia " rahi ;; takofco nei ka rewa Hikuraugikci"runga:—g. E tino mohiotia ana he tir>o Maunga Tapu taua Maunga ki Hawaiki, '<o te Mannga tena i whiti ai te Maramatanga, tuatahi, i te wa i titiro ai nga Kanohi o f<- Rangi, te Ra, mete Marama.
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Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 7, 24 May 1898, Page 1
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290Untitled Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 7, 24 May 1898, Page 1
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