Te Tau o Mataatua Na Pita Awatere i tito

A Patere written by Pita Awatere, highlighting significant landmarks to the Mataatua Waka. Here is some history written on Pita Awatere teara.govt.nz/...
Here is a story written by the whanau e-tangata.co.n...

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"Ko Rauru Ki Tahi E" ... Ne?

[@lyricmum215]

Tika
Ko Rauru kī tahi, e kore te kupu e whati’ (Rauru of the one word, never would that word be broken).
It refers to the ancestor Rauru Kītahi -Rauru of the one word, who was reputed to be a man of few words, and one who always kept his word. Another saying
. . . .................................................. . ... .............. ... .. ... . ....... .... .. .. .‘Ko Rauru koe’ (you are like Rauru), is a compliment reserved for someone known to be true to his word.

[@josephkia6157]

Amazing.... please explain meaning

[@karleneblake]

Nga mihi ❤ appreciate hearing this again I use to think i was neat in Kapahaka I still do 😂❤ Mauri Ora

[@samhema6324]

nice ka pai koutou

[@margarethema1010]

Oloo