Kite Kai Tuhituhi ote Nuipepa.
Ehoa— I te waru o nga ra o Okotopa ka u mai etahi kaipuke heke o Ingarani ki Akarana e rua kaipuke, e toru rau i runga i tetahi, e toru rau i runga i tetahi, ka ono ai nga rau, he tane,
he wahine, he tamariki; i te rua te kau ma wha o nga ra o Okotopa ka u ano tetahi kaipuke heke o Ingarani ki Akarana, he heke tamariki kau tenei, heke ko tahi rau ma ono, he tamariki kahore he kaumatua, kahore he wahine o taua kaipuke heoti ano ki runga ki tou ratou nei kaipuke ko ratou whakatamariki anake. I te tekau ma tahi o Okotopa ka puta maite rongo ki Akarana, e! kua tahuri tetahi waka ki Manukau, tokorua i ora, te kau ma tahi i mate, ko tahi pakeha i mate. E noa e te kai tuhituhi i te Nuipepa maori ka tuhituhi atu ahau ki a koe, i tenei korero, kia rongo koe, 27 Okotopa i te ahiahi i te 6 o. nga haora ka rongo a hau i tetahi korero, e mea na te korero, " taihoa-kia nui te pakeha ki Akarana ka tikiria a Taraia, kia wakawakia nuitia ia ma tana kino " he tika ranei tenei korero —he he ranei ? oti'ra, kowai ka mohio kite tikanga, kite henga, he tika pea—he he pea—Heoi ano taku korero ki a koe. Naku, Na Hoari Takoare. Kuini tiriti Akarana, Okotopa 28, 1842. [E taia ana e matou tenei pukapuka a Hori, mo te mea, e pai ana tenei ki a matou, kia tuhituhia mai nga wakaaro, nga korero, nga aha ranei, a te tangata, kotahi ano ta matoru kupu mo te korero i rangona e Hori, ma te tokomaha o nga pakeha ka aha ai ? ekore koe e wakaaro, me he mea i wai ngakau a Kawana kite tiki i a Taraia, kua riro ke mai ia, otira, na te ngakau atawai o te Kawana i ora ai, i wakaaro hoki ia, kihai a Taraia i mohio kite turis o te Kuini no te pouauau u ana i pena ai te kino, koia ra i houhia ai te rongo—-tena me mahara tonu tatdii kite korero a te Kuini, i taia ki roto ki tera Nuipepa, e mea ana "me i mohio ia kua ngaroko," ko ♦eriei hoki "na ka rongo koutou katoa ki tana tikanga, kite patu tetahi e takoto ake nei i te tangata ina, ka wakatika hoki ia"—no reira hoki matou ka mea atu ai, kaua e rongo ki nga korero rere noa i te hau, engari wakarongo ki ta te Kuini i mea, kei
tohe tetahi kite patu, a muri nei ka wakatika tetahi kite kohuru tangata ekore rawa e waiho kia takoto noa nga kupu a teKuini, ka wakatika hoki te Kawana ko te kai kohuru, ka wakawakia nuitia ano.] —Kai Tuhituhi,
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 12, 1 November 1842, Page 47
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477Ki te Kai Tuhituhi o te Nuipepa. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 12, 1 November 1842, Page 47
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