Ko Paora Tuhaere.
I NGA Kawana tuatahi o Aotearoa, ko Paora Tuhaere te tangata. I te oranga o tera tangata nui, o Apihai Te Kawau, whai tonu te kanohi ki a Paora. I nga kaunihera porowini o Akarana, ka kumea atu a Paora ki reira. I nga tari tuliituhi o te Kawanatanga, ka taiapoliia a Paora kia noho mai i reira hei hurihuri tikanga. I nga whakawakanga nui ki rnnga o Akarana, ka kareretia a Paora kia whakapuakina ana whakaaro kia marama ai te hurihuri o nga Pakeha o te Ture, ta te mea he uri tangata a Paora Tuliaere; a mohio katoa nga Maori me nga Pakelia ki ta Paora tika. Nana, na Paora i kukume mai a Tawhiao kite taha Pakeha i kite ai te motu nei ite maunga rongo. Na e mahi nei ano a Paora i nga ritenga tika. Tau ana te wliakamoemiti ki a ia, a puta ana te kupu o te niano, "Ko Tamaki te whenua, ko Paora Tuhaere te tangata."
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Korimako, Issue 29, 15 July 1884, Page 1
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167Ko Paora Tuhaere. Korimako, Issue 29, 15 July 1884, Page 1
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