HE POWHIRI.
Kua taia e matou nga powhiri a Ngaitahu a Matawhaiti a Rongomai-wahine, ki “nga manaporiro hakurara o roto o te robe potae o te Tai Rawhiti,” kia tae ki Korito, Mahia, a te 24 o Tihema kite Kirihimete, hei kohikohi moni hei whakahou i te whare-karakia o Korito, “e ngaua nei e te repera kino nei e te huhu, e te maku, ete pirau.” Ta Rongomaiwahine tana tu powhiri ka tawai i era atu mana, hei muri mai ka whakatangitangi kia mauria mai he moni. Haere ito haere ! Kei te taia hoki e matou nga powhiri a te koroua nei a ‘Te Tahi-o-te-Rangi,’ kia whakawhaiti atu nga mana katoa, nga iwi katoa, apiti atu kite Kotahitanga o Te Aute, ki Pupuaruhe, Whakatane, a te 18 o nga ra o Hanuere, 1901, kite kawanga ote whare whakairo o Ikapuku. E mea ana taua kaumatua, “he atarangi te kawanga o tenei whare maori mo tetahi whare mo te Atua, ara, whare-karakia, e wawatangia nei e te ngakau kia tu.” E nga iwi, e nga mana kia tino taumaha ta koutou whakamana, manaaki, i te powhiri a ‘Te Tahi,’ he mana hou ua ana, kati tautokona.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 33, 1 November 1900, Page 10
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195HE POWHIRI. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 33, 1 November 1900, Page 10
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