Kite Kai Tuhi ote Karere o Poneke.
E hoa, Tenei aku kupu ruarua nei. Taia mai e koe ki roto i tau Nupepa —otira kite pai koe kia taia; kite kore maka atu. Tena, ianei, he tumanaka tona ake no te ngakau kite whai atu ite tira kaa riro ata na i te tuatahi—koia ra tena e homai nei, te rongo ki nga iwi tauhau e noho kuare nei. Ko te kuare ra tenei, ko te kore e rap a ata i nga ritenga pai a te pakeha; heoiano iahari kaa ana mete rura ite wahi pouri, koiomengemengekao aaa mete huhu i roto i tona puta rakau; kahore hoki ia e kite ake ana i to tangata me ana ritenga. Rite tona tenei iwi kite haha: ka puta wheta* wheta i roto i tona rua. Hei ritenga tenei moku e noho nei i roto i toku iwi kuare rawa ki etehi ritenga pai a te Pakeha. Koia au i rapu ake ai i taku whakaaro, kia tae atu taku kupu kotahi nei kia taia mai hei matakitaki noa ake ma te ngakau. Heotiano: Na Wepiha Rimunui, Nffltiwfifthtnm
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 16, 25 January 1858, Page 4
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187Ki te Kai Tuhi o te Karere o Poneke. Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 16, 25 January 1858, Page 4
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