Whatawhata, Hepetema, 2, 1859. Kia Patara, tenei Reta. E hoa,-E te Patara kua mate tetahi o matou, i tahuri kite wai. I haere kite kawe i o lalou faoa Pakeha ki Waiuku no te hokinga mai katahi ka tahuri ki Waikato, lona ingoa ko te Karira, le mea i 01 a ko Ilami Horeke. Ko le Karira he tangula pai i uiau touu tona karakia kite Alua mciana huihui ki le karaihe, a mate noa, e mea ana ahafi kua tika ia i le ara horipu ki lona Malua i te rangi, heoi ano kite pai koe kia luhia ki le Haeata, me lulii e koe. Na Hamiora Ngaropi.
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Haeata, Volume I, Issue 8, 1 November 1859, Page 4
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