PITOPITO KORERO.
No te 13 o nga ra o tenei marama i haere atu ai a Apirana Ngata M.A., LL.B., i konei ki Poneke. Kua paenga i a ia te haere nga wahi katoa o Waikato, a tera e taia ona haereerenga a tera putanga o Te Pipiwharauroa.
Tera a Apirana e ahu kite Tai-hauauru, ki Whanganui tae atu ki Taranaki. I te kore o Reweti Kohere e watea i tana mahi e haere ana ko Apirana hex mangai reimana mo te taha Maori i tenei takiwa kite Hinota o te Pihopatanga e tu ki Nepia a Hepetema. Mehemea he take a etahi Maori e pa ana kite Hahi Maori hei whakatakoto ki te aroaro o te Hinota me whakaatu ki a Apirana Ngata, Te Ante Kareti, Nepia. I te tuunga o te Hupirimi Kooti ki Turanga nei e rima ano nga keehi, he ruarua rawa, he tohu pea kei te pai haere tenei takiwa ; otira o aua keehi e rima ano e wha rawa he Maori nga tangata i whakapaea! Tokotoru i mau, kotahi i puta. He mea pouri rawa tenei hei tirohanga ma te ngakau whakaaro: o te iwi ruarua nei o te Maori e wha rawa; o te iwi nui ote pakeha kotahi ano. • Maori, Maori! E tohutohungia ana e whakaputa tonu ana i tona ngakau, te tukunga iho he mate, he whakama, he ingoa kino. Nga hara o nga Maori he tahae hoiho, he tahae oti, he tuhi tahae i te tieki, to te pakeha he motonga i te tangata. Kite mahi te tangata ite mahi kino ko nga painga anake o tana mea te mea e tata mai ki ona whakaaro, tena ko nga kino ka matapo ia kite titiro atu ; inahoki te utu ote tieki e wha pauna i tuhia, kotahi tau kite whare herehere, apiti atu ko te whakama, ko te ingoa kino nui ke atu nga kino i nga painga.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 30, 1 August 1900, Page 7
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318PITOPITO KORERO. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 30, 1 August 1900, Page 7
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