Whitipatato.
Kei moehewa nga Pakeha raua ko nga Maori e whakapai ana a Whitipatato kite waipiro, i kore ai e tuhi i tona ingoa ki nga pitihana pana atu mo tera hanga i roto i te rohe papatupu a nga Maori e ruritia mai nei, kao; he tikanga ano i kore ai e tuhi i tona ingoa. Ahakoa kore te tuhituhi a Whitipatato, kei te whakakino tona ngakau ki nga wai-whakahaurangi tangata; he pu-whakaaro hoki a Whiti, e mohio ana ia ki nga kohae a te Maori, a te Pakeha, me tana tupato kei taea tana huhi i nga riri-pukapuka e hainatia nei e te mano. He pitihana ta Whitipatato mo ana whenua i roto i taua papatupu, no reira i tika ai u ana, mana ano tana pitihana me ana rohe, Ida romia-rawatia i roto i nga rohe o taua wahi tenei honu whakamataku e whakarora tonu nei i nga iwi Maori. Tena e Whiti, mahia mai tau pitihana mo tau wahi, me au rohe Takahia te waipiro, whakaarohia nga nui ko te mana o te iwi Ida tu, ko te mana o te whenua hoki.
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Ngā taipitopito pukapuka
Korimako, 29 July 1884, Page 2
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187Whitipatato. Korimako, 29 July 1884, Page 2
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