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Maori
Rangiwakaoma 1 November 1852 Friend, McLean, Greetings to you. We are still waiting for you. A letter has come from our friends, Te Hapuku and Puhara, asking that if you come here to talk, well, when it is arranged, that I write to them to come here. But I did not write to them
Rangiwakaoma 1 Nowema 1852 E hoa, e Makarini, Tena ko koe.Tenei tonu matou kei te tatari atu ki a koe. Tenei te pukapuka a o taua hoa a Te Hapuku raua ko Puhara kua tae mai, i mea mai ki te tae mai koe ki konei ki te korero taua, a, ka rite, me tuhi atu e au he pukapuka kia haramai raua. Heoi, kaore ano au i tuhi atu ki a raua,

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