KI TE KAIPEREHI O AOTEAROA.
E ta, ka nui toku koa i toku rongonga, mea ake te puta mai ai kite ao marama tetahi nupepa ma te taha ki te Iwi Maori, ko Aotearoa te ingoa. Ki taku mahara he mea tika rawa atu tenei mo te taha ki te Iwi Maori, kia ahei ai ratou ki te whakaatuatu i o ratou whakaaro ki nga mea e kinongia ana e ratou, a ki nga mea e paingia ana e ratou, mai rano o te taima o te Waka Maori, a tae mai ki te wa o Te Wananga. Ka mutu te huarahi e ahei ai nga Maori ki te whakaputa mai i o ratou whakaaro. Ki taku titiro e haere ana, e mahi ana ratou i roto i te pouritanga, ma tenei nupepa e ahei ai ratou ki te whakapuaki i o ratou mahara. He maha nga mea e haere he ana, he ana mo te taha ki te Iwi Maori, nga Ture o te Kooti Whenua Maori, nga mahi i roto ite Paremata. Tena au e whai kupu ano a ko ake nei, mo nga mea e mohiotia ana e au, e haere he ana ki taku titiro. He neke kau tenei hei whkakamaaunu tenei i te nupepa. Heoi ano, Na Te Rauponga.
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Aotearoa : he Nupepa ma nga Tangata Maori, Volume I, Issue 1, 4 June 1892, Page 3
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214KI TE KAIPEREHI O AOTEAROA. Aotearoa : he Nupepa ma nga Tangata Maori, Volume I, Issue 1, 4 June 1892, Page 3
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