No ahuriri, Tihema 29, 1863.
"Kite Kaimahi ote Hokioi, i rere mai nei ki nga wahi o Aotearo, me tuku atu ta matou panuitanga ki a perehitia, no te rua tekau 20 tihema i tu ai te huihui ki Petane, ko te take o taua hui he kirihimete; i reira kaputa mai tenuipepa ki a matou, korerotia ana, he tiki tn:.J ta ngali ratikawn, ta whangauui, i te Lingi, me ona langata, k'a haeiv atii ki era wahi. tenei t:: matou i Lite ai ko te kiingi mjnoho i turn kuiuga, Loia rangatT.i, koia rungatira, ma ratou e haere atu Li t=- Liin'ri ;:o te mea ku te kiin -i katoa, ka huritu. na, he kati tenei i nga tanga'a o waikato kia kaua e haere ki tauahaere. no te mea e ki ana te miipepa. La UiLua atu e an e ru : tima ki roto o waikato, ka hiirimiitiinamaUm n.i nga hvi e noho ana ki petani.ki Tangoi, Li wnipatki. Lia _,\iapawai,ui, Na paora toki, Na hamahona taiogaeiie, ara Na e >ei Ilunaiiga. La huri
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Hokioi o Nui-Tireni, e rere atuna, 15 February 1863, Page 34
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176No ahuriri, Tihema 29, 1863. Hokioi o Nui-Tireni, e rere atuna, 15 February 1863, Page 34
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