Te Ra Whanautanga o te Kuini.
No te 24 o nga ra o Mei, hei ra i whakaritea e nga whenua i raro i te mana o Ingarangi hei ra whakahonoretanga mo te whanautanga o to tatou Kuini. Otira ko nga ahuareka kihai i puta i taua ra, notemea he Ratapu hoki i te 24, erangi no te Mane i te 25 katahi ka waiho taua ra hei okiokinga mo nga mano hei hakaritanga ma te kanohi i nga tini ahuareka a kewha-Pakeha. Ite taone i Akarana he mano he mano i makere kite moana i whakawhiti ki tera taha ki Takapuna ki nga reihi-hoiho, a he mano i haere i runga i te tereina ki Papatoitoi ki era ahuareka a te Pakeha, a ehia ranei mano hoki i noho kia kite i nga mahi tungarahu a nga hoia i te paamu i te taha o te whare o te Kawana. Ahe nui rawa te ngakau, makona ana nga kanohi. Kia ora to tatou Kuini.
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Korimako, Issue 41, 15 June 1885, Page 8
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165Te Ra Whanautanga o te Kuini. Korimako, Issue 41, 15 June 1885, Page 8
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