I te takau ma rima o nga ra o Akuha i wakawakia etahi tangata a Rihari raua ko te Waru no Matamata tetahi, no Waikato tetahi; he tahae te mea i herea ai. Ite tekau o nga ra o Hurai, haere ana ratou toko wha kite whare o te pakena, ka haere tetahi o ratou kite waku i tona paipa kite kanara tangohia ana tetakai kakahuo te tangata ite whare; ka haere tetahi o ratou kite hoko taro, ko te aikiha i takaia ai nga kakahu hei utu, ki hai i tangohia e te pakeha, heoi ano, ka hopukina ete katipa o kawea ana ki te whare herehere, a, te tekau ma rimao nga ra o Akuha, ka wakawakia raua, e te kai wakawa, a, mea ana ia, kia waka hokia kite whare herehere, kireiramahi ai i ngamarama e ono, i te mahi nui, rao ta raua hara. E hoa mia, ko te mahi tonu tenei o nga tangata o Waikato.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 9, 1 September 1843, Page 37
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161Untitled Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 9, 1 September 1843, Page 37
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