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Maori
Waitoki, Ngamotu 4 [or] 5 March 1847 Go off, my letter, to my elder, to Te Warena[Warren?] You have perhaps not found my letter, because I have heard that you have been unwell. The reason I write to you is because Te Whaitere suggested I do that, so that we can hear of your visit to Te Ariki. But write to Te Whaitere and I so we can know about your illness. But you will be well,
Waitoki, Ngamotu 4 5 Maehe 1847 Haere ra, e taku pukapuka, ki toku matua, ki a Te Warena E kore pea koe e rokohanga atu e taku pukapuka, no te mea ra kua rongo au kua hemo koe. Koia au ka tuhituhi atu ai ki a koe, no te mea na Te Whaitere ano i mea mai ki au kia tuhituhi pukapuka atu au ki a koe, kia rongo maua i tou haerenga ki Te Ariki. Otira mau e tuhituhi mai ki a maua ko Te Whaitere, kia rongo maua i tou mate. Otira e pai ana na te mea

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