HE KUPU ATU ENEI KI NGA HOA TUH MAI.
Tenei te reta a te Morena kua tae mai. Engari ki ta matou whakaaro e kore e tika kia taia. I meatia tenei hanga te nuipepa hei whakatupu i te pai, hei whakaatu i nga ritenga, hei whakatupu i te matauranga o te tangata. Ko te whakatupu ite mauahara i kore. Mehemea ka taia taua reta a Morena tera e mamae te ngakau o te tangata e korero nei tera. Engari me ata korero marire raua, Tenei nga herengi te 10s. a Hamana Taiepa kua tae mai i a te Eafca te homai hei utu nuipepa mana mo tenei tau ka timata nei. Tenei te reta a Ihakara o Eparaima mo tana hoiho. Engari mana e mea atu ki a te Kupa te tangata nana i whakawa. Mana ma te Kupa e ki mai kia fcaia taua reta ka taia e matou. Tenei te 10s. a Pene Amene o Waiapu hei mea nuipepa mana.
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Waka Maori, Volume III, Issue 55, 15 July 1865, Page 5
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163HE KUPU ATU ENEI KI NGA HOA TUH MAI. Waka Maori, Volume III, Issue 55, 15 July 1865, Page 5
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