ETAHI TAMARIKI MAORI.
( He apiti mo te Nama 12. ) Ko etahi tamariki o Te Ante kei te karaka i roto i nga tari pakeha, ko Walter Grainey i te toa rino o Tati i Poneke, ko Lionel Williams iramutu o Timi Kara, i te Whare-whakawa i Turanga ; ko Tiwana Turi, i te tari roia i Turanga. Ko Erueti Rangiuia he kai whakaako kite waiata mete whakatangitangi piana ite taone o Kihipane. Ko Rawiri Tione he heramana kei runga iateS. S. Kapu. E mea ana ia kite ako mo te turanga ote mete. Ko Tame Erihana o Poneke te Maori tuatahi ki te tu hei roia. Ko James he tino teera kei tetahi toa nui i Panera. Ko Retimana Poraumati no Te Arawa he karaka no te Hupirimi Kooti i Akarana. Ko Hone Heke anake, ki taku whakaaro, te taitamariki Maori kua uru kite Paremete. I Tipene ia e kura ana i tona itinga. Ki taku titiro no Tipene te nuinga o nga tamariki kua whiwhi ki nga mahi ringa a te pakeha, no Te Aute ki nga mahi nunui. Engari kia whakaaro tatou ko etahi tamariki o Tipene i ■ whakatutukiria to ratou kuranga ki Te Aute. Taihoa ra pea ko tetahi apiti ano. Kei te piki te matauranga o te Maori, apopo te kitea ai. Ka hoki ake ano taku kupu ki aku hoa kaore nei nga ingoa i tuhia. Ehara ite whakahawea i kore ai engari na te waka pakupaku. Ahakoa kaore a koutou mahi pai e kitea e te tangata, engari ra kei te kitea e to tatou Matua i te rangi ; Man a tatou e atawhai e whakakaha.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 18, 1 August 1899, Page 2
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271ETAHI TAMARIKI MAORI. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 18, 1 August 1899, Page 2
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