Kite Kai Tuhi o te Karere o Poneke.
Waikanae, Oketopa, 1857. E hoa, E awheke iho toku ngakau ki enei korero kua taia nei ............ Toku whukaaro tenei, mo whakanru atu ki roto ki te inenga pakeha, k ; a tutakitakina. kia kotabi ano he inenga mo nga pakeha, mo tatou; inahi-ki kua tae mai to te Kuini aroha k ; a taua, ki ona fcuanga. Kua tae neiko te Kawuna Kerei—vvhakutako toria iho nei to raua nei aroha ko !e Kuiui, ko nga huarahi haerenga mo matou. Koia ra tenei e noho
Maori me nga pnkeha, o tenei pito o to tatou nei motu. Whakarongo kau ana te taringa ki bau mai o ferongoo te keri kcmrao Aorere. Ki toku whakaaro e pai aua ano,k»tahi kite kimi koura, kotabi ki iengaki taewa,kanga hei hoatutanga ki nga ewanaunga pakeba, hei kohi mai i etahi mea mo maiou ; ko etahi hei ittu paruu, kaata; ko tetahi tawetawe mo matou, mo nga potiki hoki—kei mate i te mutaotao. Na to hoa, Na Hohepa Ngapaei. -09
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 16, 25 January 1858, Page 3
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170Ki te Kai Tuhi o te Karere o Poneke. Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 16, 25 January 1858, Page 3
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