Kia pera taku aroha atu ki toku hoa, me toku ano ki ahau, a kia rite taku meatanga atu kite tangata katoa, ki taku e pai nei, kia meatia mai e rxitou ki aukatahi pea ka rite enei kupu i te mahi tika o nga tangata maori o Poneke. I te torongao nga whare pakejia i te ahi monemone noa o ratou taomga, tokomaha ratou i muhore—ko reira nga tangata maori kohikohia ai i a ratou mom— a ka ho atu kite Minita, ki a te Kora, hei mea ho atu noa ma nga pakeha, £6 14s. BJd. e ono pauna, kotahi te kau ma wa nga hereni, ewaru pene, mete hawepene i hoatu ai e ratou ki te hunga rawa kore, kia hokona he kai, he kakahu mo ratou -e hoa ma
e nga tangata o konei, katahi matou ka kite i te hua pai o te aroha, e tupu ake ana i roto i te ngfekau o nga tangata maori—e rite ranei nga tangata o konei, ki nga tangata o Poneke te pai, ana pau nga whare pakeha i Akarana i te ahi—kahore ranei ?
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 4, 1 April 1843, Page 16
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186Untitled Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 4, 1 April 1843, Page 16
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