TE PIPIWHARAUROA.
Kaore i tangia e te kai-ta aku korero mo Plamoa i tera tuhinga, na reira i tu he ai nga korere o te Apiti. Hei tera nama nga rongo korero mai o Rarotonga. E mihi ana au ki a T. Pereiha mo tana tanga i te Apiti. Kei te tatari tonu au ki nga tono mai a nga tamariki tawhito o Te Aute kia tukua atu a “Te Tui ”ki a ratou Ite nui rawa pea ote hikipene, na reira ka tukua iho te utu kite wha kapa. E hoa ma, kei moumou noa rate tanga aTe Wiremu Hapata ita tatou pepa. Ko nga moni ma ta tatou perehi, hei whakaea mo te utunga. Kua tae mai nga reta a Revs. Nikora Tautau T. Tawhai, Katene Pukerua, A. Tamihere, me a Renata Pan raua ko Ihakara te Amo. Hei tera nama tuhia ai etahi o a koutou reta, he ki ton ano tenei nama. E Apirana Ngata kei te hari mo o korero i tuku mai nei, kia watea rate pepa ka tuhi ai. E mihi ana matou ki nga tamariki taane o te “ Pohutu ” mo te kaha o ta ratou tono mai i te “ Pipi”. Hoatu a koutou hua kareao me a nga tangata katoa o tena takiwa kia Poihipi M. Kohere, mana e tuku toopu mai. * E mihi ana ano hoki matou ki nga hoa kua tuhia nei nga ingoa mo to ratou aroha mai ki ta tatou pepa. ETe Wiremu Wiremu, kia ora koe, mo to aroha kite taonga ato iwi Maori, ahakoa kaore koe e mohio kite reo Maori. Tena koutou ete iwi. Ka tukua atu a“ Te Pipiwharauroa” i roto i tona kohanga hou. “ Kui, Kui, Whitiwhitiora.” Na to koutou hoa aroha. Reweti T. Mokena Kohere.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 18, 1 August 1899, Page 7
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293TE PIPIWHARAUROA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 18, 1 August 1899, Page 7
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