Kite Kai Ta o te Karere o Poneke.
Waikawa, Akuhata 19, 1858. E hoa, mau enei korero e tuku atu kite Karere mo te rongo ote kingi j maori e haruru mai nei tona rongo i | te tai vvhakararo nei, apili rua ana .' mai nga ingoa i runga i n:ro. To ; ki ahau ko te Kuiir'. to raro ko [ te kingi maori nei, ko Potniau Te i Wherowhero. | E nga kai \vh::ka'n kiind maori, kia i.' . , . pai te whakahaere i le ntenga mo te ! kingi. E te kingi maori, kia pai au ritenga, kia tika, kei raauahara koe ki to whaca ki a Kuini Wikitoria ratou ko ana tangata, ko nga tangata o te : Kawanatanga, ara e tahiko nga hoia, konfta katipa, ara ko tc tini noa iho o ana tangata —kei kino koe ki a ratou. Kei whakakinoa hoki koe e ratou, e au tuakana pakeha; a, kei tau te he ki runga ki a taua, e te kingi i Ileoi ano aku korero atu ki a koe. | NaIIEN'ERE Te Waiatua.
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 42, 30 August 1858, Page 1 (Supplement)
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172Ki te Kai Ta o te Karere o Poneke. Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 42, 30 August 1858, Page 1 (Supplement)
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