Mo te Karere o Poneke.
Porirua, Noema 12, 1858. E NGA MA,-Heoti ano te ki o te whenua, te ki hoki o nga korero, te ki hoki ote Ture, te ki hoki ote Whaka j:ono, ku li/.v.'iKi Pr.wiA. Heoti nno te puru o tip: hau kali;:. Uacre r.i c pa, i nuigu i tc trre, i ir.nga i ic viu:ka;:nno, i runga i la imj;rje;a;;ga, i n«a malii pai ote Kuini, i malria e koe ki ia wabi ki ia waiii ! He waiata nroha tcnci uaku mona: E liin-j tanjji kino. I aiigi likapa i te \\l:<uv i'.., iii" iiauin, t.;!'u \v:i);a j kcikci. Taki muni. lai mana, E tiu ana ki tc mari. Mawai c tiaki u waka, Tamil;: tc kupu o te Atiia, xc 'I i:: - e ute ivuini, Kauiiira tnkue. kukupiti, ] waho rn, ka viru rs. ••! ic piki o te whenua, te puiii o Tainui, Ka rnoe i tc hau, te tangohia koe Mo ng'a mute ki waho ra— Mo te hika pounamu, mo pa jink*. E takoto : raro ra, ha ere ra u lia, I njja hau o te raiigi! Piki atu koe i te ara kuiti.
Ko taku tangi tena mo taku hoa, mo Rawiri, kua wehea nei i aliaa. Na Ria Puaha.
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 53, 15 November 1858, Page 3
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208Mo te Karere o Poneke. Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 53, 15 November 1858, Page 3
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