PITO-PITO KORERO.
1. Katahi ano ahau ka hoki mai i te toro i nga tangata o Kaikoura o Wairau, o Waikawa, o Whangarae. E ono aku wiki e ngaro atu ana i Nelson. Nakonei i roa ai te putanga ota tatou pepa. Hei muri tata i tenei (nama 7, ka rere atu ai hoki te Nama 8 ki o koutou marae. 2. He maha nga tangata e tona ana kia tukuna atu etahi kape o te Nama 1, 2 mete 3, ote pepa nei He whakaatu tenei, kua kore aua nama i toe. Kuapau katoa te tuku atu ki nga tangata i tono mai mo aua nama. 8. He maha nga kape o ta tatou pepa e tukuna atu ana ki etahi o koutou. Kaua hei kaiponuhia, kaua hei moumouria, Tuhatuhaina atu ki o koutou hoa.4. No te matenga o Rev. Hetaraka Warihi (minita Weteriana o Wairau) ka huihui nga Kai-whakahaere o te Hahi Weteriana i Akarana. Takoto ana ta ratou motini me tuku a ratou mahi i roto i te Porowini o Whakatu kite Hahi o Ingarangi whakahaere ai. 5. Kua tae te Kai-titiro o nga Kura "-aori. kite whakamatautau i nga tamariki ote kura i Whangarae. Nui atu tana whakapai mo te kaha o nga tamariki me o ratou Kaiwhakaako ki ta ratou mahi. Kei te kimihia he tikanga inaianei, kia tu ai tetahi wharekura tuturu ki Whangarae. 6. No nga ra whakamutunga o Hepetema ka tu te ngahau a nga tamarika o te Kura Maori o Kaikoura. He . waiata ta ratou mahi. Nga • moni i jDuta £ll. Ko enei moni hei hokoHamoma (harmonium) mo to. ratou kura. 7. Hei a Okepota (nama 8) ka perehitia ai nga kohikohi. Kua kore i uru ki tenei pepa. Ma te ariki tatou e manaaki e tiaki, Heoi ano, Na Rev. P. Peneti, Nelson.-
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 7, 1 September 1898, Page 6
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303PITO-PITO KORERO. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 7, 1 September 1898, Page 6
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