HE KARAKIA WHAKAWHETAI MO TE KOTINGA.
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I tangata Maori o to takiwa o Motucka, o 1 Whakapuaka, o Takaka, ko te Atua kei te horaai i te tomairangi, i tupu ako ai nga hua katoa o te whenua hei oranga mo te tangata, mahara ana ratou he mea tika kia wehea e ratou tetahi Katapu hoi whakawhetaitanga mo ratou ki to Atua mo ana manaakitanga ki a ratou. No te 27tli o Pepuere ka huihui mai nga tangata kite Whare Karakia oTe Ahurewa i Motueka. Ko te Whare Karakia oti rawa te whakapaipai ki nga hua katoa o te whenua i puta mai ai te ora mo nga tangata o aua takiwa ; ara he mea whakapaipai kite oti, kite witi, ki U< pare, kite hoopa. kite rai, kite laewa, kite kumara, kite mereni. kite aporo, kite pea, kite paramu, kite piliti, me era atu hua tini tini noaiho. Pai ana te ahua oto Whare Karakia. He wahine pakeha nga boa o nga Maori, na ratou i ata whakariterite te takotoranga o ia huaoia hua. Nui atu te whakapai o nga pakeha ki tenei tikanga i puta akc nei i waenga nui o nga Maori. I muri tata iho i te Karakia o to ata ka whakatakotoria te II ikarameta. No muri o te tina, ka huihui mai nga tamariki o te Owhiniti o Whakarewa huihui atu hoki ki nga tamariki Maori ; ki ana te Whare Karakia ite tamariki. Ko tenei ! karakia i karakia pakebatia. No te whitu o nga haora ko te Karakia o te Ahiabi mo nga Maori. 1 muri tata iho i tenei Karakia ka huihui katoa maton ki roto kite whare Karakul lawhito, ki reira mihi ai mo nga manaakitanga mete aroha ote Atua. Whakaaetia ana e taua runanga, ko nga kohikohi o taua ra, me nga moni e nro mai ana i te hokonga atu o nga hua whakapaipai o te whare, me tuku katoa hei awhina mo to Kura Maori mea ate ka whakaturia ki Whangarae (Croixelles,).
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 2, 1 April 1898, Page 2
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341HE KARAKIA WHAKAWHETAI MO TE KOTINGA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 2, 1 April 1898, Page 2
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