Tarawera, Hanuere, 7, 1863.
"He whaka atu te nei inga utu onga nupepa, o UNKNOWN, i takua mai nei kite taha kite tonga nei. E hoa ma tena te haere atuna a matou whakaaro, e penei ana ta matou kupu, e kore e pui kia haere Waikato, mete Kiingi, hoki engari kia kotahi he whakaam k<> te he o Aotean.a. e n-.-ri m.i nga iwi o i:t Willi ois wahi c kaue situ tenia he, turn lie, kite Lei haen- i te haere kei waiho i miiri ki> te he u Aanteai ,>a, foiiei te kupu a i'ulahm, he whakatauki naana. Upu te r.iha ka liao te ranjra tahi. ko te ritenira o te nei, he puptiri na iiutuu i te Kingi. kin wnilni mi nga Ungata, e haere atu kite Kwigi. he ui ka luiri ::le tenei kupu, "ile kupu ke te nei, I;i> te tang.ita kia v.hiulii ki tana utu e torn Pene,~(!) tau e ,l ° ;,t " ai ' K ll " " ,a " U m,t " l '""'" e tu ' l " at " kl te pereh'i- ka liuri te na kupu. \ Na tohoa Na Nikoia Te Wakau.ma.
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Hokioi o Nui-Tireni, e rere atuna, 15 February 1863, Page 34
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184Tarawera, Hanuere, 7, 1863. Hokioi o Nui-Tireni, e rere atuna, 15 February 1863, Page 34
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