TE WAIROA.
I te Wairoa e huhua ana nga pakake e whakakitekite mai ana—erua nga mea kua mate mai. Ko etahi o nga maori o reira, o te Mahia hoki, e ki ana kia tahuri ratou kite patu wera i tenei hotoke. Ko te Pihopa kua tae kireira, kite Wairoa; e haere ana kite toro i nga kainga maori katoa o kona. Ko te Katapu kua hori atu nei, te ra i whakaritea kia whakatuwheratia te whare ka-
rakia ongamaori ite Wairoa; ara, kia timatatia e ia te karakia ki reira. He koanga ngakau mo. nga tangata o tena kainga te liokinga mai o ta ratou Minitao mua, a te Hemara, ki reira noho ai ano—te kanohi o nga mea kua mate. He tangata whakairi hold ia i tona whakaaro ki runga ki nga mail o te whakapono, o te aroha, o te atawhai. Pouri ana nga tangata whakapono i tona haerenga; katahi ka marama ake i tona hokinga mai.
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Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 2, 27 June 1863, Page 3
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160TE WAIROA. Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 2, 27 June 1863, Page 3
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