Kite Kai Tuhi ote Karere o Poneke.
Rangitikei, Mei, 1858. E hoa, Kua tae mai nga nupepa i tukua mai e koe ki au. Whakarongo mai e aku hoa kai whakawa maori, e mea ana ahau ma nga tangata whai whakaaro e kawe atu be korero a te tangata maori kite perehi ka taia mai ai kite nupepa kia marama nga tangata katoa o nga hvi te korero i nga rarangi. Kaore hoki au i te marama ki r.ga korero a te tini noa ibo o (e tangata. Ho kupu whakarite ano tenei naku. Kimi wawe ai te kanohi mete whakaaro ka kitea be tangata kaha, mohio, ka tuku ai kia mahi i te boiho tutu kia mate ai ona whakaaro.
E Ihafcara ma, tcwa ra koutou, E hoa ma, kci te kauta tonu toku whakaaro ki <> koutou kupu marama i puta mai ki oku taringa i o koutou mangai. Ueutiano, kia man te kura i tangata e oraake ana i a latou. E hoa, kua kite matou i nga rarangi korcro a Rawiri Puaha, ka nui te marama. Ileoti uuo : i\a to koutou hoa tuturu, Na Hunia Te I-Takeke.
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 30, 7 June 1858, Page 3
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190Ki te Kai Tuhi o te Karere o Poneke. Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 30, 7 June 1858, Page 3
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