He Kupu Tuku Mai.
Na Whititera Te Waiatua, kei Ohinemutu:—"No te 12 o Oketopa, ka whakataua e te Kooti, a Whakapou-ngakau-Pukepoto ki a Rangiteaorere, ki a Ngatiuwenukukopako, me nga hapu katoa o aiia iwi. Tenei ake ka tu ano te Kooti kite whakamau i nga ingoa rarangi, a kite whakawa hoki i te rohe potae o Ngatiwhakaue, me era atu whenua o Te Arawa. Na Matiu Te Kurapa, kei Oruanui, Taupo. He whakaatu ite haerenga atu kite uhunga ki a Wi Teri o nga hapu, a Ngatihinemihi, a Ngatiputa, a Ngatituohonoa, a Ngatiuruliina, a Ngatitaoi, a Ngatitutea, a Ngatiteapiti, a Ngatiwahiao, a Ngatiuwenukukopako. Tena koutou te hua mai na, kei te au iho te kiri kanohi kai te matatu tonu ianei, he manu maunu a au na te tao. Ma koutou e whakamutu ake.
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Korimako, Issue 9, 13 November 1882, Page 3
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134He Kupu Tuku Mai. Korimako, Issue 9, 13 November 1882, Page 3
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