Te Kohurutanga o te Wanake ma i Katikati e Taraia ratou ko ona hoa.
E korerotia ana, he oneone te take o tenei kohuru, e kiia ana, he meatanga na te Wanake ma kia tangohia te oneone, ki ta Ngatitematera no ratou tenei oneone, utua atu ana e Taraia ma kite kupu, nawai—a ka tuhituhi mai kite pukapuka, utua atu ana kite pukapuka, nawai, i pai, i pai a—ka kino: Na, ngaki kau ana a te Wanake ma i taua oneone i mua, a, no muri ka noho tonu i runga, a hanga ana i te Pa, e korerotia ana, i tukutukua tetahi o uga pou o te pa ki a Taraia, a puhia atu ana kite pu; he tika ranei tenei, he he ranei ? Kowai tatou nei ka kite atu ? Heoti ano, noho ana a te Wanake ma i runga i te oneone, a, te tino haerenga patutanga o Taraia ratou ko ona hoa, na ko te Wanake ma. He mea atu tenei ki a koutou e hoa ma, Ida tiipato koutou ki tena mea, te komiti oneone, e komiti koutou, kia hiahia
koutou kite tika, kaua e kaha kite* tohe, na ka kitea, ehara i a koutou tena oneone e komititia ra, tukua atu kite tangata ite oneone, he aha hoki ra i tohe ai, ka tohe huahuakore noa iho, he mea kino tenei, he aroha kite taonga hoki: e mea nei te pukapuka "Ko te aroha kite moni te putake o nga kino katoa ;" ko te tino hiahia atu kite oneone ranei, ki te aha ranei, te take o te kohuru » o te keia 6 nga mea kino katoa, kei mea koutou e wakapai ana te Kawana ki tenei mahi kohuru a Taraia, kahore, otiia e mea ana ki nga tangata e ora ana, kia tupato ratou, kei pena me Taraia, e kore koki tana e wareware; kite ora ia i tenei meatauga, ekore tena mahi e wareware, kua mea mai hoki te Kuini kite Kawana, kia wakamutua tena mahi, kaua tetahi tangata e tukua kia pupuhi, kia patu ranei e tetahi, nawai hoki tena, he cangata te utu mo te oneone ? e takoto ana ano te oneone, ko te tangata, ma te aha ia e wakahokia mai ai i te mate? ki taku, he oneone ano te utu mo te oneone; he tangata, mo te tangata : ko Taraia, kihai i ora tona ngakau i te patu anake, tahuri iho ana ia, ka kai i tana i patu ai! ka kino! ka kino! i mea mai etahi tangata o reira ki au " e kai ana te poaka i a ratou wakapoaka, mete ika, e kai ana i a ratou wakaika," katahi ka rongo he poaka te tangata! he ika, he aha ranei! E pa ma, ko te tangata e pena ana e neke iho ana i te poaka, he nanakia noa iho.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 7, 1 July 1842, Page 28
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475Te Kohurutanga o te Wanake ma i Katikati e Taraia ratou ko ona hoa. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 7, 1 July 1842, Page 28
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