Kite Kai Ta ote "Karere o Poneke."
Otaki, Oketopa 9. 1857. E hoa, —I koa toku ngakau i toku kitenga iho i nga korero o tenei Nupepa hou, ta te mea. hei whakamohio i au ki nga ritenga o te pakeha—na koutou hoki na nga pakeha i whiwhi ai kite taonga, kite noho pai i tenei takiwa e noho nei tatou. Whakarongo mai e nga tangata o tenei motu. No te 22 oHepetema ka patu te metini i nga witi o Otaki—nga peke o nga witi ?20. Ite rua o nga ra o Oketopa ka pakaru te motiui, erua whira i whati—te mea i whati ai, na taua tu tangata kino, e k<>re nei e rongo ki nga ritenga o tenei Nupepa e korerotia ana i nga wahi katoa o tenei motu: karangatia atu ana"Etamakia iti rate patu i nga kau," kaore e rongo tena tu tangata, a whati aoa te metini. E boa, e te Kai Tuhi o te Karere o Poneke, e biahia aua au kia tuhituhia e koe aku korero ki tau Nupopa. Na to hoa aroha, Na Wiperahama Putiki. -
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 9, 19 November 1857, Page 3
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183Ki te Kai Ta o te "Karere o Poneke." Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 9, 19 November 1857, Page 3
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