Waingaroa, Pepueri 9, 1842. E hoa e te Kareka, Tenei ano taku wakaaro kia koe, ta te mea, ko koe to matou hai wakatika, to Ngapuhi, to Ngatipaoa to Ngatiwatua, to Waikato, koia au ka tuhituM atu ai i tenei pukapuka ki a koe, ta te mea, katahi au ka rongo kite mahi a nga tangata o Kaipara, ki to matou hoa aroha, ki a te Potete; kei ki koe, no to matou ritenga maori tenei mahi, hahore—no to ratou ngakau apo! otira e tupato ana matou ki to matou hoa, otira, ko to matou aroha kia koutou, ki nga Pakeha ka puta: kia kaha ra tou korero kia ratou, kei noho kuware ratou kite tikanga; Engari kia atawai ratou ki nga pakeha. Heoi ano Na tou hoa aroha Na Tipene. [E pai ana te korero o tenei pukapuka, te ata noho tetahi ki tetahi me te atawai, meake maua ko te Potete •e haere atu ki Kaipara, hei waka-
komite kia ratou, ko reira tino kitea ai te take o tenei mahi.—Na te Kai Tuhituhi.]
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 3, 1 March 1842, Page 10
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