KIA TUPATO.
He nui te Koroputaputa i Awhirika (Africa) i Kepa-Kuru-Hope. No te 21 o Tihema i rere mai te kaipuke i reira, a e tua-iti haere ana taua mate i te rerenga mai ote kaipuke. Kua oti te tuhituhi i nga rata rongoa o reira, ki tc mea kotahi rau tangata e pangia ana, na", erua tekati e mate, he mua ano kotahi tekau ma rima, ka ora etahi. £ meinga ana 1200 kua mate; kibai i pangia nga mea i okaokaia i mua. E mea ana te rata o reira kia okaokaia houtia nga mea kua lawhitotia tc okanga. Ko nga mea i okaokaia ite tamarikitanga kua kaumatuatia nei, me okaoka hou ena ; na okore e pangia ratou. Kia rongo nga tangata me nga wahine o konei, o Akarana nei, ko Rata Matin (Dr. Matthews) kua kiia e te Kawana kia okaokaia nga tamariki katoa me nga lane me nga wahine kaioa o tenei motu kei bemo i te Koroputaputa. Kite mea e pa mai taua mate ki lenei motu, ka tang! tutou. Kia tupato, kia tupaio, kei wareware !
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Haeata, Volume I, Issue 2, 2 May 1859, Page 4
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180KIA TUPATO. Haeata, Volume I, Issue 2, 2 May 1859, Page 4
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