Kite Kai Tuhi o te Karere o Nui Tireni.
Remuera, Hanuere 25,1843. Ehoa—Kua kite maua i tau pukapuka, kua taia ki roto kite Nuipepa o Hanuere, mea ana, i te tainga o a Kaihau ma pukapuka kainga, i te Nuipepa o Hepitema, kahore ano koe i rongo noa, e he ana a Ngatitamaoho ki taua pukapuka, no reira hoki maua ka tuhituhi atu ai i tenei reta, kiakite
koe 1 nga rohe i tuhituhia hunatia e Kaihau nei, na maua pu ano enei kaingaka korerotia nei, ko etahi o eneikainga kua panga ki roto kite pukapuka a Kaihau ma, i panga hetia ano Na, ka timata te rohe i Otutawake, Pakeakauahi, Tokatapu, Pakaraka, Maukuku, Tiraroa, Porohau, *Paeakeake, Parehetawa, Kawakawa, Pukewharangi, Muriwhenua, Opango,Hereputuputu,Pumai, Hungahunga, *Ruwaimoko, *Kaitara, Otara, Mataparu, Waimoho, Kauwerohia, Owhau, Tahuatutu, *Aratiatia, Potaka, Waibihi, te Pakipaki, te Ahuapakewa, "Waitawhara, Taumoana, Kokonui, Pukewhau, Takapau, Pokorua, Wainui, Pehiakura, Te Mutu, Orangi, Pukemiro, Te Kauri, Te Tumaro, Hautapu, te Karaka, te Rere, te Karoro, Kumukowai, Pokopoko, Ngamatawairenga, te Huaheke, Taurangaruru, Ngakinparauri, Takapuahia, te Karaka, *Mangatoetoe, *Ngarua, *Kaweirauhue, Ngarou, *Wakaupoko, Tawarikorari, Pukawakawa, Peketapapa, Reureu, Whaukotuku, *Te Ranga, Moturoa, Tawaruru, Tokateka, *te Whara, Okowhao, *Purapura, Te Tutu, Paerau, te Hue, *Opu, Teauaunga, Kaikihikihi, Mataparu, Te Tawa, Ngateke, Oroau, te Mauku, te Roroamauahiahi, Opatu, Kirikirihinau, Matawai, Orangi, Opitori, *Kahuera, Titi, Pukeatua, Matara, te Aute, Okuru, Tapuirau, Pakautuia, Tuapango, te Rata, Otawahi, Katikaha, *Patumahoe, *Tutaia, te Hihi, Kohihi, te Reoreo, Takamoko, Takahia, te Rakekohe, Te Hoho, Taparahirahi, Maketu, *Puketutu, Pukekaraka, Kahumauroa, te Waerenga, Mangaweau, Houpuni, Whatako-
roamo; Puwha,:. te: Weranga, Reao, Porou ruroa, Oruru, Raotawa, Paremata, Patumahoe, Te Kakau, Tahakoai, Fakahuahua, Remukuri, -te Rereatupato, te Remungaraku te Ngihangiha, *Parekura; te Muhu, Nahinahi, Okau, te Wharaagii Pukehinahina, telwiroa, Awakanapa,. Motukokako, Tawaruru/ Kararawaha, Tuoro, te Ururewarewa. Ka mutu, kate rohe tepei o a maua kainga, a ki te uiea ka wakawakahoretia tenei pukapuka e tetahi, ka tahi maua ka mea atu he tangata teka ia. Heoi ano. Na maua, •Na Wiremu Weteri, Na Wiremu Wat a.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 2, 1 February 1843, Page 7
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327Ki te Kai Tuhi o te Karere o Nui Tireni. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 2, 1 February 1843, Page 7
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