WHAKAMARAMATANGA.
Kua aua atu te hotoke. He raumati tenei, ka nui atu nga kakano. Kua taha nga poo te waru-tu-mahoehoe, ka tuku mai tenei te ngahuru i ona hua. Tena ra kia puta penei mai etahi hua o te ngahuru. He nui nga reta a nga hoa kua tae mai, engari e pouri ana matou kite ririki rawa 0 nga pakau o te manu nei her hari atu. Ko etahi o nga reta e kore e taea te korero, i te ahua ukupara rawa o nga tuhituhi. E nga hoa kite tuku korero mai koutou hei haringa ma ta tatou manu, kia marama te tuhituhi, hei te taha kotahi anake o te pepa. Engari mehemea he reta mai kite Etita e pai ana nga taha e rua o te pepa. Kua whakaaetia e matou e nga kai-whaka-haere o “ Te Pipiwharauroa ” te tono a nga kai-tautoko, kia whakaritea he utu tuturu mo ta tatou pepa. Heoi e te iwi kia mohio mai koutou, ko te utu ka whakaritea inaianei e rima hereni ( 5/-) mo te tau. He utu iti noa iho tenei, ka taea e te rawa-kore, ko ta matou hoki tena i tino hiahia ai. Otira e kore matou e pehi i nga whakaaro mai a nga rangatira. Ka kitea kite wharangi whakamutunga o Te Pipiwharauroa te rarangi ingoa o nga tangata kua tuku oranga mai raona i ia marama 1 ia marama. Kei te toe tonu etahi o nga kape o te Nama 1 o te ‘ Tui.’ Kei hea anake rate nuinga o te tamariki i hoki mai nei i Te Aute ? Ina nga korero o to tatou kainga i era nga ra. He ono kapa (-/6) tonu te utu. Kite hiahia etahi kite ‘ Tui ’ me tuhi mai kite Etita o Te Pipiwharauroa. E kore e tau kite Etita te he mo nga whakaaro o nga tangata e tukua mai ana kia panuitia ki ‘ Te Pipiwharauroa,’ engari ano ia kia tupato nga kai-tuku korero mai kia kaua
rawa e tukua mai nga korero kino, no te mea e kore aua tu korero e panuitia. Hei nga korero e whai painga ana kite nuinga ote tangata te tuku mai. Na Te Etita.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 22, 1 December 1899, Page 2
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362WHAKAMARAMATANGA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 22, 1 December 1899, Page 2
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