Kite Kai tuhituhi ate Nuipepa.
Akarana, 29 Hepitema, 1842. Ehoa e Te Karaka. I taku rerenga ake ki Waihou kia wakaritea tetahi utu mo nga riwai a Hauraki ma, i pau i nga kau oTapa, kaki mai a Tapa, "wakaritea boki aku papa i tahaetia e nga tangata maori, ina boki e tohe ana koe kia utua nga kai a te tangata e au otira kihai ia i kite i te tahaetanga, he mea wakaro kau, na te mea i kiia ai he tahae, i kite ia i etahi papa ki tatahi e takoto ana. Katahi au ka hoe, ka tae kite kainga, kakite i nga papa, taki torutoru aua papa, ka patai atu au kite tangata o te kainga; nowhea enei papa? ka ki mai tera,—aua, kowai ka kite atu; he mea tere-noa mai i
te waipuke, na Ngaehe i hopu ko tenei kotahi ano i au, naku ia i kite, —a—utaina mai ana ki runga ki te waka. Ka hi atu au—He papa aha koia tena mau, engari wahahokia atu kite pakeha. Ka ki mai—he aha te utu mo te kai-hopu? I reira e pouri ana toku ngakau; wakaro ana au kite waka tere naku ia i hopu—a—hoatu utu kore ana ki a Awhe ma; kihai au i tohe ki tetahi ritenga moku. Tena ko tenei, e kore e tukua mai te papa kotahi ete tangata kite kahore tetahi utu mona. Ehoa—Ko ahea nga tangata maori ratou ko nga pakeha e mohio ai kia atawai tehahi ki tetahi. Naku, Na Te Hoterenb.
fEte Karaka e kore koe e pai kia taia tenei pukapuka naku kite Nuipepa kia wakama ai nga tangata maori, nana nei te kupu mai.] Hepitema, 13 o nga ra. E hoa e te Karaka, I te ra i tanumia ai a Kawana kua rongo ahau i te tangata maori e tangi ana kite kai* Ka mea ratou me i rongo wawe ratou, e kore e homai he paraoa tna ratou e kore ratou e tae mai, Ka mea ratou ka pai te matenga o Haimona i homai he paraoa ma ratou; e mea ana ahau ka he tenei mahi te tangi kai, e mea ana te pukapuka kia aroha te tahi kite tabi, otira na te ngakau maori tenei mahi he mea wakama hoki tenei ki au, kia tangi ki ta te Pakeha kai; heoi ano taku korero atu ki a koe. Na te kai rotstgo. E hoa e te Kai rongo, tika tonu tau pukapuka ki au, ehara i te mahi o te tutua, me huaina aua tangata i pena. "Ko tangi Paraoa "[KaiTuhi.]
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 11, 1 October 1842, Page 43
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430Ki te Kai tuhituhi a te Nuipepa. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 11, 1 October 1842, Page 43
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