E HQA E TE REWETI, TAIA KITE NUPEPA TE WHAKAHAU MO TAINUI I TE TOANGA KI TE WAI.
Toia Tainui, tapotu kite moana; mawai e to ? ma te whakarongo ake he tara wainuku, he tarawairangi. Tinia manoa, naumai, naumai ra e Tane. Ka kau taua kia matakitakina koe e te tini o te tangata, naku koe i tiki atu kite wao liui a Tane, he tane miroi, he Tane Koakoa, he Tane Kangaliau, e patua, ana mai e te kouiuri hau, na runga o Waihihi, panekeneke ihu o waka, turiki, turiki panpkc, pancke. Mo te Hoenga tenei i—■ Ka hura tangata uta, turaki atu ki tangata, tai; ka hura tangata tai to turaki tangata uta, pera hoki rate korc penui, to koreporoa, te walii awa, te toto awa, to whakamoe tamaiaraia te awa tama iaraia to awa, kauaka tama e ullia, tukua atu tama kia puta i waho i to tawhangawhanga lie putanga ariki, no rongo kite ata, tauira, mai ea. Ilooi ano. Na to noA Auoiia. Na Kewi Maniapoto. Ki a Hare Rcweti, kci Akarana.
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Whetu o te Tau, Volume 1, Issue 2, 1 November 1857, Page 3
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176E HQA E TE REWETI, TAIA KITE NUPEPA TE WHAKAHAU MO TAINUI I TE TOANGA KI TE WAI. Whetu o te Tau, Volume 1, Issue 2, 1 November 1857, Page 3
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