Kite Kai Tuhi ote Karere o Poneke.
Pakaraka, Waitotara, Hepetema 21, 1858. E hoa, Tena koe. Mau eta mai aku korero kite perehi. Ko taku mabaratanga ki nga tikanga maori, ki te tikanga pakeha. Kua mohio au ki te heuga ote tikanga maori. Ko nga langata e lioho ana i te tikanga maori e pihi ana nga whakaaro, e rite ana ki te poaka puilii e kore e kai i te kaiwerawera, no te mea e kore e rarata kia watigaia ete pakeha kite kai weraweru—ko te kai weravvera tenei ko nga tikanga a te pakeba. Ka pai au ki nga tikanga a te pakeha—ano | te marama oa te pakeha tikanga ! I j runga au i nga ritenga maori e mahi | ana, a he iho ; koia au i kukurae ai i { nga taitatnariki, ite mi. E tamarua, | tatou ka haere ki runga 1 te aia tika jo te pakeha kia mohio ai tatou ki nga j tikanga marama. Ko te puna maraj ma hoki, ko te pakeha ; inahoki te tika { o ana ritenga o mahia likatia nei. Heoiano aku korero. Na Pehimana Hamarama,
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 50, 25 October 1858, Page 4
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183Ki te Kai Tuhi o te Karere o Poneke. Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 50, 25 October 1858, Page 4
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