8 Hepetema 1861 E hoa, e Makarini, Tena ra koe. Kia rongo koe, kua tae mai a Taranaki ki Pipitea, me nga tangata o Puketapu, a Iharaira Te Tuki. Kia hohoro mai apopo, kia wawe koe te rongo i ta matou kupu mo te rohe ki Waiwakaiho, kia pakarutia. Ko te mea tenei i kia atu ai koe kia haere mai apopo i te ata. Ka mutu. Na Mohi Puketapu 8 September 1861 Friend, McLean, Greetings to you. Listen, Taranaki has come to Pipitea with the people of Puketapu, including Iharaira Te Tuki. Come here quickly, tomorrow, so you can hear soonest what we have to say about the boundary at Waiwakaiho, about dividing it. That is the reason for saying to come tomorrow in the morning. That's the end of this. From Mohi Puketapu