KUA MATE I TE WAIROA.
Ko MIHI, tamahine a Maihe Kaimoana. No te 9 o nga ra o Tihema i hemo ai; kua roa noa atu te takiwa e takoto mate ana; ko te manawanui o taua kotiro i a ia e mate ana, he nui te manawanui. E whakahemo ana ka waiata ake i ona waiata; — "Whakamau ki tc ransi o parawai kohu ana; Korc rava aku tikanira, numinumi noa au Kite kokai otc whare. IS'ohea ra e mahuvu kati nci ki au Ko te ara a Maikuku ki whakangotoa ilio. Tctia koutou te liua mai na Kai te uhia te kiri kanohi lvai te matatu tonu i anei He inarm maunu au kai te tao. • JS'n te Kurapa i whakatorora To k?ii Imr, kai mauu ruM ra.
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Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 40, 24 December 1864, Page 1
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129KUA MATE I TE WAIROA. Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 40, 24 December 1864, Page 1
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