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Maori
for a day and a night, and on the Friday you and I can return. I have a major problem, and that is the bad talk about Rangitikei; although it is about me, it is also about you and I. If a difficult part arises at Otara, it will be for you, and you and I. You won't forget me, and I won't forget you. That's all. From your son, from Hunia Moutoa
he rangi kotahi hoki, ka po kotahi, hei te Paraire ka hoki ai taua. He raruraru nui toku, ko nga korero kino o Rangitikei, ahakoa moku mo taua tahi; ki te puta he wahi kawa ki Otara, mou mo taua tahi. E kore hoki koe e wareware i au, e kore hoki au e wareware i a koe. Heoti ano. Na tou tamaiti, na Hunia Moutoa

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