E hoa, ete kai Tuhi o te "Karere o Poncke."
Waikanae, Hepetema 19, 1857. I nga ra o Pepuere ka whakaaro au kia haere ki roto kite ngahere kite pupuhi manu. Ka whaia au ete kim, ka tata au kite taha ote awa—ka tahuri atu au ki muri kite titiro atu i aua kau, ka taka au ki rolo kite awa ; ka taka toku pu i toku ringa—kapaku tonu mai ki toku pakihiwi matau—wahi iti kua tika tonu ki tonu kaki; mei tu ki reira anei kua mate rawa au. I taua rangi ano itu ai au, ka toe atu au kite Whare Turoro, ka rongoatia; he mahi mera nga rongoa—be otimira ka whakapiritia ki taku mate; no rcira ka puta|mai nga mata ki waho. Ko tetahi rongoa i ora ai toku mate he tutaekau; ko te mea tera i ora ai toku mate. Nokonei au ka miharo ki te ritenga pakeha. Ko enei korero me ta kite Nupepa. Ka mutu. NaEpiHA TuroKi.
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 2, 24 September 1857, Page 4
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163E hoa, e te kai Tuhi o te "Karere o Poncke." Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 2, 24 September 1857, Page 4
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