KITE KAIWHAKATIKATIKA O TIUPIRI
E hoa tena koe, ka mihi ake au Kite Kaupapa o nga Wharangi o te Tinpiri, i te mea kua kite iho nei aku kanohi, i te taonga e taea ai, te whakatinana he korero, hei whakamohio, hei painga hoki, ki to tatau iwi maori, mai ano i Wharekauri Kite Waipounanui ki Aotearoa tae atu ki tongawhiti nga motu ririki e whakapae atu ra tae atu ki Hawaiki. E marama mae e ? Ina koa to taynga V Manakitia mai, awhinatia mai, ta tatau potiki i tona whanake tanga ano kua pakari noa, ka waiho ia hei whakaari ki nga mea e aro mai ana ki o tatau whalaaro, i roto i to tatau 46 manotangata, mehe mea ka takoto rite, a kite urupu hoki tewhakaaro 0 te rima mano tangata kia whakatipuria paitia a potiki waewaeroroa, kote taea e ia te whakaputiki take puta noa. Kati ake enei wahi kupu. Na Hare Hongi. Hawera, 6th Haurmere, 1898.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 3, 18 January 1898, Page 7
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161KITE KAIWHAKATIKATIKA O TIUPIRI Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 3, 18 January 1898, Page 7
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