Kite kai Tuhi ote Karere o Poneke.
Tekihana, Noema 7, 1858. He whakakitenga tenei naku i te tamaiti a toku tuahine a Katarina Te Aratangata a Huhana Raniera. No to 3 o nga ra o Hepetcraa, i te Paraire, i moe ai taua taruahinej no to 8 o nga ra i te Wenerei, katahi ka riro ki la urupa i Waipiro takoto ai. Ko nga tau o taua tamabine i whanau ai, 12. Otira, e pai ana ia, kua mutu tana mabi, kua whiti atu ia i te mato kite ora. Ma te Atua ia e whakaara mai a to ru whakamutunga. E boa ma, ka ];ari toku ngakau ki te pai o tenei raaiii, ara, o te te wbakakite i uga ritenga katoa o tenei ao, ite tare boki; iuahoki te kupu a to tatou buu, a '«'e Pura, e raea nei ia, ma te kaba tonu kite mabi ka puta ai. E pai ana au ki tenei mahia taeanoatia te Kei te mutunga tonu o te lau ka takoto i abau te utu, mo taku mabi nupepa. Heotiano : na to tamaiti aroha, Na I-iißiKi Wikemu Te Pehi,
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 54, 22 November 1858, Page 3
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189Ki te kai Tuhi o te Karere o Poneke. Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 54, 22 November 1858, Page 3
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