TE WAIROA.
E wha te kau nga Hau Hau (hui ki nga wahine ki nga tamariki) kua maunu mai i roto i to ratou nuinga i Waikare Moana, kua rere mai kite taha Kuini. Ko te teina o te Waru tetahi o ratou—no Ngatikahungunu o te Wairoa; ko Potutu Tunu-
maim, he rangatira iiu te Uriuera k-tahi; ko tetahi, e korerotia ana, ko te tangata nana i pupuhi i to Kapene hoia i to riringa ki Maruhakckc i tc 2"» o Tihema.Na tc toa o Kopu ma, me nga Kr.ini niaori o tc Wairo.-i i putu mai ai taua ope Uau llau. Ivua kite liuki ratou itc toa o te taha Kuini, kua mohio ratou ki tc tohc tonu ratou ki to kino ckorc ratou c ora. lie tika hoki ra kin uhakamutua c niton to tutu, kia tau niarirc to noho. tfkore ano hoki e ora to tangata kino ; .-ihakoa koi o to vveka ona haerenga ka tuca ano ia te tiki. Ko te whonua o taca ana eLe waewae tangata te takahi, ka taeaano hoki e te kai wliai to liaore.
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Waka Maori, Volume III, Issue 74, 21 April 1866, Page 89
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183TE WAIROA. Waka Maori, Volume III, Issue 74, 21 April 1866, Page 89
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