NGA TAITAMAHINE.
Ki toku whakaaro ko te Maori tonu kei te patu i a ia. Ko te Maori tonu kei te tapuhi i te mate mona. Ehara ite mea e kuare ana te Maori ki tona whakaheke i enei ra, e tino marama ana. He torutoru nga tamariki e whanau ana hei tiriwa mo nga tupapaku tokomaha noa atu. He maha nga take e whakamaramatia nei kei te patu ite Maori; otira kotahi ano taku e korero ake ai au, ko te puremu, ko te kore e pumau o te moe i tana tane i tana wahine ranei. Taku tino kupu tonu kia kaha kite peehi i tenei mahi a a koutou tamariki. Kei a koutou ano kei nga matua tetahi he kei te paru o te kupu, kei te kore o tenei mea o te whakama e whakatupuria hei taonga ma a koutou tamahine. Me pehea e matau ai a koutou tamariki kite pai mehemea ka rongo tonu i a koutou i nga matua e korero kino ana, a tae rawa ki nga wahi ngaro o te tangata whawha ai te kupu. Timataia atu i a koutou te mahi, i o koutou ngutu te pupuri kei puta he kupu kino e mumura rawa ai nga paparinga 0 tau tamaiti kaingakau ite whakama. Kia ma atu tou tinana i te korero kino, i te kanga, 1 te whakapae, i te korero amuamu noa, ka ahei ai koe te whakaako i au tamariki, ka wehi tau tamahine kite korero i nga kupu weriweri i tou aroaro. Ngatiporou mau au e awhina ;ma koutou e ki mai ki au, ka timataia e koutou, e ia rangatira e ia rangatira, e ia papa, e ia koka, i tenei ra ano te tupato i te arero kei tapepe ki te korero kino. Ma koutou e timata i roto i o koutou whare kia kaua te korero weriweri e waiho hei kinaki mo nga nohanga korero, kia pehia i roto i nga hui nunui, i roto i o koutou teihana hipi. Kia kaha mai koutou, ka kaha ai hoki au i te wahi e tukua ake nei e koutou a koutou tamariki. Na Te Tatana, Te Ante.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 19, 1 September 1899, Page 3
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362NGA TAITAMAHINE. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 19, 1 September 1899, Page 3
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