I tera wiki i oma ai nga hoia tokorua, ko te rua ranei, ko te toru ranei tenei o nga tahutitanga o nga hoia; he rawa tenei kite ture ate Kuini; koia ra a Meiha Pumapere i kiia ai, kia tuhituhia ki roto ki tenei Nuipepa kia mohio ai nga tangata maori kite hopu, kia wakahokia mai; no te Paraire, no te 28 o Okotopa i kitea e tetahi pakehaenei tokorua kei Karangahape, aru tonu atu etahi tangata kia kopukia raua,tae rawa atu, kua witi, kei hea ranei—he tangata roa tetahi, he tangata poto tetahi, ko te mea poto kahore he pahau, kua whiua tona tuara i mua, mo tana kino i konei a mau tonu ana te ngaunga o te wiu, ekore e ngaro; ka kitea enei tokorua, ko era ranei i tahuti ai i mua a ka wakahokia mai ki konei ko reira ka ho atu ai i tenei utu ki nga tangata hopu, e rua pauna mo tetahi, e rua pauna mo tetahi, penei tonu te utu e ho atu kite kai hopu mai ite hoia e tahuti ana; Ite tahutitanga o enei tokorua e korerotia ana, kua wakarerea o raua kahu hoia he mea ma tenei o raua kakahu.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 12, 1 November 1842, Page 48
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203Untitled Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 12, 1 November 1842, Page 48
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