ETAHI TAMARIKI MAORI.
Ko nga kupu enei a te kai-tuku korero i Poneke o ‘te Rititana Taima,’ nupepa o Otautahi, mo Apirana Ngata : “Ko te tangata kua piki kei runga i enei ra tomtom ka hori nei ko Apirana Ngata, ko te M.A., ko te roia. I runga i nga mahi o enei ra kua hori nei, heke katoa ki raro i a ia era atu Maori katoa, tae noaatu ki a Hone Heke. He tangata tino pai rawa ia, haaung a hoki lona matau; kite korero i te reo Ingarihi ano he pakeha. E kitea ana tona matau i runga i ana tuhituhi. I tetahi po ngahau i te Whare Paremete ka korerotia e ia tetahi waiata pakeha nana ano i tuhituhi tino pai atu.” I tino whakamihia te whai-korero a Paraire Tomoana, tama a Henare Tomoana, i te tunga ki Nepia o te Hinota pakeha o te Pihopatanga o Waiapu. . I kite minita pakeha o Turanga nei na Paraire te tino whai-korero o ta ratou hui. Ko Paraire Tomoana te tangata Maori tuatahi, ehara ite minita, kite uru kite Hinota pakeha o tenei takiwa. Ko tana putake korero ko te hoko waipiro i te Rohe Potae o Waikato. I whakahe ia kite whakaaro ote Kawanatanga kia whakatuwheratia te hoko waipiro ki Waikato. E rua nga iwi kei tenei motu, he pakeha he Maori; he kaha tetahi, he ngoikore tetahi, he rite kite tamariki. Ko enei etahi o nga kupu a Paraire : “ He tamariki ano matou, a ma koutou ma te pakeha, ma te hunga kaha matou e ata arahi, e arahi kite turanga pai atu, a kaua e waiho e koutou he kohatu ki to matou huarahi kei tutuki matou, ka hinga.”
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 33, 1 November 1900, Page 7
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284ETAHI TAMARIKI MAORI. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 33, 1 November 1900, Page 7
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