Maketu.
E takoto ana i te wharangi o te nupepa o Akarana tetahi kupu kino, kupu hakuhaku, kupu whanoke mo nga tamariki Maori e haere ana kite Kura Maori i Wharekahu. E ki ana taua kupu, ekore e ahei kia tukua atu nga tamariki Pakeha ki taua kura i Wharekahu, kei heke-haere nga ritenga pai o nga tamariki Pakeha, i te tutukino, i te nanakia-kino o nga tamariki Maori o taua kura. Kaore i whakina mai te putake i mohiotia ai, te tutu o nga tamariki Maori o te whare-kura o Maketu. Me he mea i whakina te ahua o te nanakia o nga tamariki o te Kura, katahi ka matauria, he tika ra nei, he hori ra nei. Tena ko tenei, he wene noa, he whakahawea noa, ki nga tamariki o te kura, ekore pea e tika
Ida tatakia-kinotia nga tamariki Maori o Maketu. Matua tu te whakawa; a, kite kitea te kino o nga tamariki Maori o te kura, ko reira tika ai te whakaputa i nga ki whakahe. Ekore e tika kia kupukupua noatia.
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Korimako, Issue 25, 15 March 1884, Page 2
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177Maketu. Korimako, Issue 25, 15 March 1884, Page 2
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