Papawai. Ko Te Waea Mai A Te Rangatira, Maori A Tamahau.
Kite Pirimia:— tena koe, kua rite nga mea katoa mo te taenga mai o te Kawana me tona Wahine, mete Atamera, me koe me to hoa Wghine, otira me o hoa katoa, mo Apopo, engari e hoa kai te pouri o matau ngakau mete wehi ano kol kore e pai mai Apopo kia tatan, kai te riri hoki nga Han i tenei raagi a; kai te man tone i naianei a, e kore pea e ngawari Apopo, kaati kia mahara koe e te Pirimia kokoe hoki te kai arahi mai ki tetino kino Apopo me whakaaro koe kinga mea kore kaha ara kinga Wahine. ; Kauae tuka.vki roto.ki te riri ote Marangai, engari, e matau ki a pai apopo, kia 3e &ta aijki matau, he'Tohonga to WKaw&ioatanga, e mofrro ana ki nga ahoa katoa o iigk $© kcre ia e kaha kite AifSraa-i tenei wa, ka whakapaua _ to' : ma&«i i i -rato i tenei f fafe mutungao to matau kaha, taku arohft kite Kuini, ki toua Kai-whakaha-ere, ki ona Bbia; I*kqkga,'ki liieneiv i te whakaatu iriarki au i fe~ ata kia ora. Na Tamahau.
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Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 8, 7 June 1898, Page 3
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242Papawai. Ko Te Waea Mai A Te Rangatira, Maori A Tamahau. Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 8, 7 June 1898, Page 3
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