(Ko te wakamutunga o te haerenga o te Karaka.)
Ka mutu te korero, ka hoki mai ki Kohumaru, ka whakariterite i te totohe ote pakeka kite tangata Maori, he kakahu teretere noa ia i te waipuke te mea i totohe ai, a apo ana te tangata, otiia, naku i whakarite, tae mai ki Wangaroa, ka huihuia nga Rangatira o reiraki te whakarongo korero, ko Rewharewha,—ko Hongi, —ko Tupe,—ko wai hoki, ko wai hoki, i huihuia katoatia a whakaae ana ratou katoa kite kupu ote Kawana, pai rawa, ka mutu, tika tonu ki Tepuna, a-Paihia e tatari ana kite tahi Kaipuke, hei wakanoki i a matou ki Akarana ka eke matou ki Karapaina, potahi ka u ki Waitamata, heoi ano, ka mutu aku korero.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 8, 1 August 1842, Page 31
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123(Ko te wakamutunga o te haerenga o te Karaka.) Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 8, 1 August 1842, Page 31
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