Naku Na Matutaera Potatau.
HERETAUNGA, wahi o Poneke pepuere 17 1859 "E hoa ma e aku hoa aroha i waikato, tena ra koutou, nga tangata nana i huihui nga iwi kia kotahi, me nga whakaaro kia kotahi, a e whakaaro ana i runga i te matama poro, he mohoao, tera pea e pataia mai, i haere mai koe kite aha? kia kite ra i a kouto, he aha te take oto haere UNKNOWN he haere ano, kiteaha? kia rongo korero a hau, mawai e hoatu te korero ki a knu? ma:-iia-!ej.upis!;e, raua ko Isua-temahari!; nowhi■.. cna tangata a te pupuke ratia kp te mahara? ko te Hutmuga ko te k ngi, ha, niawai e hoatu ki a koe? ih.t nga kaiwhakahaere tikanga, ae, katika. am, kia pewiiealia hoki e tamara, te pupuru o teki, o fe wliakaan-. kia pakari te (Mat m, kia rite ki ta maui,) i hia ai fe whenua ralii e takot:) nei kaivwa hikurangi keiriin.tr: . kerunga, koia ra twin; e takoto na: apapa ti!»nuku. kahur:, lXa uj?a iwi o runga nei, e haere ana ki Ws,.kato, Na Wi-tako Ngalata.
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Hokioi o Nui-Tireni, e rere atuna, 15 January 1863, Page 1
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183Naku Na Matutaera Potatau. Hokioi o Nui-Tireni, e rere atuna, 15 January 1863, Page 1
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