Te Poroporoaki na Tawhio.
Kite Etita oTe Korimako. E hoa,-Tena koe! Tukua atu aku kupu kia kite nga iwi erua e noho i te motu nei Pakeha Maori. Ka haere atu ahau i Niu Tireni nei ki liigaviui-i Taku kupu iho kia koutoin muri nei. Kia pai te noho, k ain rawa e tuwhera etahi ranir aru ki runga i nga whenua Mauri Ahakoa Kooti Whenua, r or j' tango moni ra nei a te Maori, me nga raihana waipiro, e tau ana ki runga i nga whenua Maori I te niea hold e whai tikauga ana aliau ki enei whenua katoa. Koia te take o taku kupu kei pokanoa tetehi tangata Maori, Pakeha hold kite main i cnei mahi i muri i taku haerenga atu. Waiho marire kia hoki mai ahau ka whakaputaina e au te kupu whakamutunga. Heoi ano. Na King i Tawhiao. Akarana, Aperira 1, 1884.
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Korimako, Issue 26, 15 April 1884, Page 4
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149Te Poroporoaki na Tawhio. Korimako, Issue 26, 15 April 1884, Page 4
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