NGA RONGO KORERO.
Kite ki a nga nu-pepa ko te whawhai i muri iho i ta te Ingarihi raua ko te Poa hei waenganui i a Ruhia raua ko Tiapani. Te take o ta raua raruraru mo Korea, lie whenua kei raro ite mana o Haina. E hiahia ana a Ruhia kia riro i a ia taua whenua, kaati ko Tiapani kei te wehi kei riro i a Ruhia taua whenua, no te mea he tino nui nga Tiapanihi kei reira, he whenua hoki e tata tonu ana ki Tiapani. Kaore a Tiapani e pai ki a Ruhia hei hoa noho tata rnona, he rere ke hoki nga mahi a Ruhia. I enei ra he maha ke atu nga manuao o Tiapani kei era moana, he tino kaha hoki. E toru nga manuao nunui o Ruhia kei te rere ki Korea inaianei. He iwi hauwarea rawa a Tiapani kite tu ki a Ruhia, otira kua haere ona rongo toa i ta raua whawhai ko Haina kua taha ake nei. Ka haere a Tiapani kia kite ! “He iti no tama he rongo kua hau !” Kua whakaaetia e te Kuini tetahi pire kia whakakotahitia nga koroni katoa o Ahitereiria ki raro i te Kawanatanga nui kotahi, ara hei runga ake i nga kawanatanga ririki o tena koroni o tena koroni, kia rite kite kotahitanga 0 nga kawanatanga o Kanata. I kaha te whawhaitanga i tenei pire i Ahitereiria i tera tau, a puta noa iho. Kua whakaturia e te Kuini ko Rore Hopetunu hei Kawana Tumuaki mo Ahitereiria. Kei te tohe etahi tangata kia uru a Niu Tireni ki tenei kotahitauga. Kei te' riri etahi hapu mangumangu o Ahanaiti kei te tai-hauauru o Awherika, kite kawanatanga o taua whenua, he whenua kei raro ite mana ote Kuini. Te timatanga ote riri he pohehe no etahi apiha kite raweke 1 nga mea tapu a taua iwi. E kore pea e roa ka whakamarietia tenei raruraru. Katahi ano, te tau te manawa !
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 29, 1 July 1900, Page 7
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328NGA RONGO KORERO. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 29, 1 July 1900, Page 7
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