PORANGAHAU,
Akuhata 23, 1898. Kia te Whatahoro, Etita o Te Tiupiri.
Tena koe. Me to Kamupene katoa mau e uta atu e nei korero hei kawenga mate tamaiti nei kaore e nui rawa he whakamiharo tonu no te ngakau mo te pai 0 te whakahaere mete whakanoho mai hoki ingoa korero mai 0 tawhiti ara inga rongo mai 0 te pakanga a Merika raua ko Peina kaati e. E hoa ko te tino korero ina hoki kai te rapu tonu tatau te Iwi Maori inga tikanga 0 roto i te Pire 0 te kawanatanga ina hoki kaite rapu aia Iwi a ia Iwi i te ora inga tikanga hoki 0 roto i te Pire nei ko etahi Iwi kaite whakatu ko e tahi kaite whakahinga kaati. Ko matau ko teuei Iwi kaite titiro ano ki nga tikanga 0 roto i te Pire nei kitea iho e matau kore rawa he niho tunga i roto he niho koi anake kaati ko matau kua haina kite taha turaki na i te Poari ko te kaute onga tangata kua haina 94. Kite Turaki ka mutu nei aku kupu kia ora koe mete Kamupene katoa. Waimarama Hawaikirangi.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 35, 30 August 1898, Page 8
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193PORANGAHAU, Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 35, 30 August 1898, Page 8
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