Tiati Penetana.
I patai atu a Taiaroa kite minita mo nga Maori, mehemea e pono ana te kupu, e, kua whakamutua e Te Penetana, te Tumuaki o te Kooti Whakawa Whenua Maori, tona mahi ki te mea e pono ana, mehemea ranei ka whakaturia ia hei Kaiwhakahaere mo te ture hou o te Whenua Maori Rahui kua whakamana nei e te Paremete ? Ka whakahokia e Te Paraihe epenei ana te ahuatanga. I tetahi takiwa poto kua pahure ake nei, i whakamutu a Te Penetana i a ai ka noho ia ki runga i tana penihana, otira na te Kawanatanga ano ia i karangakia hoki mai ano. I tenei ta kiwa tata kua tuhituhi ia i tetahi reta e tono ana kia whakamutua ia, a kei te pena te ahua inaianei. Mo te patai tuarua, mehemea ranei ka whakaturia a hei Kaiwhakahaere mo te ture hou o te Whenua Maori Rahui kua whakamana nei e te Paremete, ki tana, ara, ki ta Te Paraihe whakaaro, he tauira kino to te utu i te patai whera, otira, me penei atu he kupu mona kia Taiaroa, kahore he whakaaro pena.
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Bibliographic details
Korimako, 14 September 1882, Page 2
Word Count
187Tiati Penetana. Korimako, 14 September 1882, Page 2
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