PANUITANGA.
He tini nga tanga a maori e haere tonu mai ana kite matakitaki ite perehi ite whare ta o te Waka Maori. Te taenga mai ki konei e kore e titiro noa, a, ka ngata pea te ngakau. a haere ka hoki; engari, he noho roa iho ta ratou mahi whakararuraru ai i nga kni-mahi. He mea atu tenei, kia mohio te tangata haere mai, ka kite ra i te mahi, heoi me hoki—!;ei noho roa i konei riro ke te whakaaro o n<ja kai mahi ki rung* ki a ratou (nga maori), he tonu iho te mahi.
Kia rongo mai koutou nga raaori o Heretaunga. Kua hoha matou kite mahi kau noa iho i tenei taonga i te nupepa. Ta matou ki tera emanaakitia nuitia e koutou hei taonga pai mo koutou. Heoi, ko tenei, kia raobio koutou, me whakamutu e matou i tenei nupepa nei ano. Ko te vhaka—mutunga tenei o nga nupepa e hoatu ki a koutou, ki nga mea utu kore. Engari ma nga rm-a kua utu anake ano nga nupepa o niuri. Otira kite mea ka homai wawe nga moni katahi ka haere tonu atu nga nupepa—ka kore, ko te wuakamutunga tenei.
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Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 21, 19 March 1864, Page 1
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198PANUITANGA. Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 21, 19 March 1864, Page 1
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