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No te 23 o Maehe UNKNOWN te poti o Mohi ma i UNKNOWN haere mai ana ki UNKNOWN hokohoko merengi, UNKNOWN ratou me ta ratou pu-tonga te hau; ii( mai ki waho o Ta whati te maahi o te ] ka tahuri te poti-, a h ratou ki runga i te po ka karanga ki nga t whiri kia haere mai mai ia ratou, kei te i nga tangata o runga perepoti i a ratou e j kakore rawa e haer tiki atu ia ratou, i ta kite rua haora e mai kite karanga kite tae atu te poti o ete Pakeha-rangatira, karanga atu ratou k: riki kia haere kite t i Takapuna hei man poti kite waapu, ron tamariki haere ana tima, katahi ano ka ' tima kite tiki mai i ana te hunga ra. to ratou whakamoe tamariki i aroha ai te tima. A he n ratou pouri me to r takariri ki nga Pa tima i powhiri at kahore i haere mai atu i a ratou. A h ano tenei mahi a ng* kore e aroha atu ki mate ana.
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Korimako, Issue 39, 15 April 1885, Page 7
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182Oraititang Korimako, Issue 39, 15 April 1885, Page 7
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