Ko te ra i mate ai a Parata Te Nuku, no te ata i te wha o nga haora, i te 21 o nga ra o Tihema, 1857. Kua riro atu ia me tona tira.
ko raua anake ko tana mckopuna ko ibaka Rani. No taut ra ano i mate: ai raua. 'Ko tenei tangata ko; Parata, he taogata noho pai uoa iho,. okore ia e haummu i toua tamarikU Sanga iho rano. Ko te pai o tenei : tangata kua mate nei.. ko te pouri kua waiboki a mntou waihokia naatou, koia tenei, ko te matenga o Parata i tenei mate kino. E hara i te mate tutoro; ko tenei mate he pakaruhanga toto, ko te mate tenei o Parata kua riro ttu ia kite aroaro ote kaihanga i toua"liuana me tona wairua. E pa! E Horo ma, limhia mai to koutou, taina tena te haere atu na ki a koutou. Heoti, e hoa ePura; mau tdk'i rets e hoatu kia taia mai kite Karere o Voneke mo te matenga o to taua matua, o Parata. Heoti. Na tou hoa, Wi. Tako Ngatata.
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 14, 24 December 1857, Page 2
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183Untitled Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 14, 24 December 1857, Page 2
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