WHAKAMAHARATANGA KI NGA TANGATA KUA MATE.
No te 20 o nga ra o Tihema 4858, i hemo ai a Hone Ropiha Te Keukeu, rangatira o Te Raeomiti, Ngamotu Taranaki. Ite ra tapu e kauwhau ana i nga kupu o te Atua ki ona tangata, i te ata o te Manei e haere marie ana ki tona malua i te rangi. He rangatira whakaaro lika a Hone Ropiha, he kai whakawa hoki no te Kawanatauga. Nui rawa tane tolie kia whakamutua nga he o lenei wahi. Nana i nmtu ai te whawhai a Ngatiruanui i hoki ai ralou ki to iaiou kainga. Nana i whakahoki nga mala o te pakeha i lahaetia e te maori. Nana hoki i mea kia ulua tana tabae ki nga pauna a rna te kau (£20.) Pai tonu ia ki nga pakeba me nga pakeha ka whakamoeoiiri tonu kia ia. Pnpuru tonu ana ia i nga tikanga o te whakapono a luluki rawa ki tona tulukitanga "Kia pono koe a mate noa, a maku e ho alu ki a koe te karauna o te ora.—Wbakakitenga 2, 10.
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Haeata, 1 April 1859, Page 4
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181WHAKAMAHARATANGA KI NGA TANGATA KUA MATE. Haeata, 1 April 1859, Page 4
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