NGA RONGO O TO TATOU MOTU.
E meinga ana kua pakaru mai tera mate kino rawa, te Koroputaputa, i roto i nga iwi o Akarana. Kua tae te tutu a te Hapuku ki nga Rangatira o Wairarapa bei tono i a ratou kite whawhai. Meake a te Makarini ka puta mai: kei te huarahi pea ia inaianei. No te marama o Oketopa nei i timata ai i Akarana ho Nupepa reo maori—ko "Te waka ote Iwi." Tona kai tuhi, ko Hare Oriwa Reweti. Kotahi tona putanga mai i roto i te marama. Kahore ano i mutu noa te pakanga a Tirarau raua ko Paikea. He whenua te take. E .ahua riterite ana to Rangiawhia iwi kite pakeha: e arumia tonutia ana e ratou nga ritenga abuareka a nga tutkana pakeha. No te 11 o nga ra o Noema kua pahure atu nei i huihui ai nga maori Dgatahi me nga pakeha, i Akarana, mo te whakakitenga puawai, aha, 6 tapu ake ana i te one o tenei motu. He ritenga pai tenei, kia whakataetae te maori mete pakeha ki nga mahi ahuwhenua—ma reira hoki ka kake *<in n' ■■■■!
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 15, 31 December 1857, Page 4
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188NGA RONGO O TO TATOU MOTU. Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 15, 31 December 1857, Page 4
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