He pukapuka tenei kia wakaaturia nga rohe o to matou kainga, kia kaua e hokoa e te pakeha e te tangata maori, koia tenei ka timata ki Nga-hina puta noa kite Tuauru, ka rere kei Tuapo, ka rere kei Whaupa, ka rere kei Wakatangata ka rere kei Oteohu, ka rere kei Wareware, ka rere kei Kaihikanui, ka rere kei te Raroa, ka rere kei Aotea, ka rere kei Mairetahi, ka rere kei te Waiherunga, ka rere kei Puketutu, ka rere kei Waioneke, ka rere kei Haratai, ka rere kei Waipiro, ka rere kei Pararaha, ka rere `kei Mautaretare, ko te mutunga mai tenei puta noa ki te Tuauru puta noa kite Taiawa. Heoi ano, ka tuhia nei enei kainga kei riro i te tangata kia waiho tonu ai> he kainga tumau mo maton mo a matou tamariki ake tonu atu koia ra o matou ingoa i tuhituhi. Ra. Te Keene, Na Te Tinana, Na Tamahiki, Na Te Wenua, Na Paora, Na Te Hira, Na Hikitia, Na Ngatiwatua Katoa.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 12, 1 November 1842, Page 47
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168Untitled Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 12, 1 November 1842, Page 47
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