Kite Kai Tuhi ote Karere o Poneke.
Aorere, Tihema 25, 1857. E hoa, Mau e hoatu enei kupu kia taia kite perehi maori o Poneke. E hoaraa, e ngatangatakatoao Poneke. Tena r« koutou i te ra o to tatmi Ariki o Thu Karaiti, i te wiki ole Kirihimete —te wiki i haere a*u ai matou ki Tukurua. Kihai tetahi o raatoa. i roahue iho. Ka rupoke maua ki rcira i te ra o te wbatiautanga o to tatou Ariki. Ka ira'iara o rangatiia, a Pirika, mate iho nga puaka erua, koiahi hipi. Rurawa ake maua kotahi rau kia Ngatitoa, ki a ia iwi, ki a ia iwi. Ueoti ano era kupu. Mau e boatu enei kupu kite Nu-
Ko nga moni enei o te Tikini—i a Wiari, erna pauna weiti, me nga auMihi erne; i a mawene, kotahi pauna weiti, etora' aunihi; i a Wiremu Te Tore, kotahi pauna weiti. Heoiano enei korero ki a koe, kabore he moni. Kia hohoru te hoatu kite Nupepa. Heotiauo. £ Na to boa aroha, NaTiKAiTi Wiremu TiMiHai. —— oo
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 16, 25 January 1858, Page 3
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174Ki te Kai Tuhi o te Karere o Poneke. Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 16, 25 January 1858, Page 3
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