He reta na te Hapuka ki a Wi Tako ma, kia haere kite whawhai.
Tihema 14, 1857. No Wakatu, kite Mako,-ki a Wiremu Tako, ki a Honiana te Pune, ki a Ihaia Porutu. Eta ma, tena ra k'»utoH. Kanui toku arolia atu ki a koutou i roto i nga pmiritanga o te an. Eta ma, he kupu taku ki a,koutou, ; kia rongo mai koutou. Ko te ture i whakatukotoria e koutoa e nga kai whakarite whakawa kua pakaru i Ngatikahununga, ko ta koutou hoki tenei e woi nei kia pakaru nga ture. Tena, tirohia e koutou, ina hoki ko Puhara, ko te YVateue te Haehae, ko Hirini Hoekau,ko te whitu ituateena taugata i runga o te whawhai. Ko Paramena i mate i te kohuru, ko te pakarutanga tena o te ture. Heoi e ta ma, ka tabi ano ia maua ko te Hapuku ka whai tikanga atu ki a koutou, inaianei ano, kia puta to koutou, arohaki a matou, kia hohoro mai koutou i roto i enei ra. Heoi ano. Na tb Kepa raua ko Tb Hapukct.
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 14, 24 December 1857, Page 2
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177He reta na te Hapuka ki a Wi Tako ma, kia haere ki te whawhai. Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 14, 24 December 1857, Page 2
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