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but to give up the land to you. 6th. Peni Anune. Agreed to the boundary at Omurupapaku. 7th. Parakaia. The land is gone to you. 8th. Te Akoai te Tahana. In former times I was friendly with the Natives and known only to them to Ngatiraukawa now I wish to know Europeans and be friendly with them. He recited the following piece of poetry: Tera tawera Na te atu i hake Tuku ihi ki raro Na hei hoa moe Ake - Kia pai E te Iwi te Wakamaniaroa Mukai atu ki Waihora Pakai Atu ko ata ko Te uri tena.

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