No te 7 o nga ra o Maehe i hemo ai a Ropata, tamaiti o te Te Taurauga, i hemo ia ki tona kainga ki Waikowai. I noho taua tamaiti ki Tiri Kingi i mua a ka hoki kite kaingi Maori, ko te wha tenei o ona tau ki reira. He tamaiti karakia ia ki TeAtua. Ko tana kupu i a iafca moe nri, i penei ia; "Ko Te Alua anake bei maiua moku." No nga ra o Pepuere i mate ai te tamaili o Pebimana ki Pukelupapa. Te tikanga i mate ai taua latnuiii, be haerenga nona kite whaka-inu i te boiho o tana maiua, a katakatakaia te taura o te boibo eia ki lona linana. Akuaoei ka re re tc hoi ho, ka toia baeretia hoki te lamaili, a fa rere ake te taura ki lona kake nonoti ai; te kilenga o tona luabine a te lino «crenga kite whakaora, tae noa atu tera kua hemo te lamaili, kahore tona matua i kite i tona matenga. Ku nui te kuaretanga o nga tamariki Maori ki nga hoiho. E hga maiua, kati te tuku i nga tamariki hei mahi ki nga hoiho, waiho tena mahi mo nga kaumaiua kei mate a koutou tamariki.
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Haeata, 1 April 1859, Page 4
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