HE RETA WHAKAATU MAI ME TE PITIHANA.
Barrett's Hotel, Wellington, Hepetema 20,1898. Kia, —Morehu, — Tena Kouton, te Aroha 0 te hunga mate. Kaati nga mihi; ana te Kape 0 te Pitihana i Mahia ai e te Komiti mo runga mo nga Pire me era atu tikanga epa mai ana kia tatou kite iwi Maori Kaati kei te Whakapakehatia inaianei. Ko te komiti kei te tatari tonu i te ra e tukua ai te Pire Poari ate Pirimia. A kaore ite mohiotiate ra—heoi ano me tatari tonu.. Kite mohio ake mete rongorongo ake kaore pea e terete whakahaerea he nui nga pakeha eki ana kia kaha nga Maori kite turaki i taua Pire. Kaati Kaore kau he korero kia Kouton. Heoi iho aku ku puna to taina. Te Koroneho.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 39, 27 September 1898, Page 4
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128HE RETA WHAKAATU MAI ME TE PITIHANA. Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 39, 27 September 1898, Page 4
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