NO te rima o nga ra o Hanueri i toro ai nga ware o nga kai kani rakau o Kawana i Waipapa tokorua nga ware i toro, pau katoa ana i te ahi, ko etaki ra ia o nga mea i ora i te tangata Maori na reria hoki i waka aro pai ai a te Kawana ki a ratou, wangainga ana kite kai—ki te Tupeka. KO nga Ingoa enei o nga kai wakawa me o ratou kainga. Ko Te Matiu te kai wakawa e noho ana i Akarana. Ko te Pekama te kai wakawa e noho ana i Tokerau, ko Te Mapi, e noho ana ki, Poneke ko te Tahana te kai wakawa i Wanganui, ko te Rapihona te kai wakawa i Akaroa. KIA ronga mai nga tangata katoa ko a te 28 o nga ra o Pepuere ka timata ai te wakawa nui ki Akarana, hei reira ka wakawakia ai nga hara nui o te tangata. KIJA pai a te kawana kia meinga a Hori Karaka —hei Kai Tiaki mo tangata maori.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 3, 1 March 1842, Page 12
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174Page 12 Advertisements Column 2 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 3, 1 March 1842, Page 12
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