Ki te tangata katoa o Waikato.
Aotea, Aukuta 16, 1843. E Hoa Ma.-Tenei an taku tangata te haereere nei, ko Erueti
tona inga o iriiri, ko Ngamate tona ingoa maori; he taitamariki hoki ia. Ko tona mahunga, e mangu; ka tahi nei ka tapahia. A, ko ana kahu, i a ia e haere nei, koia enei; ko te tarautete ma, ko te hate puru, ko te pihi kaone, ko te paraikete maori. Heoti—Na ! koia tenei taku kupu ki a koutou, me ka tae atu tenei tangata hara ki a koutou kainga, kia kaua koutou e pupuru atu i a ia; engari, me wakahoki mai ki au, kia wakawakia ai ia ki te ritenga o te ture. Naku, NA TE TATONA. [E kore matou e ahei te wakatika i te korero maori o te Tatona, he ta kau ta matou, e mohio ana hoki matou e he ana tana korero maori.— KAI TUHI.]
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 10, 2 October 1843, Page 42
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152Ki te tangata katoa o Waikato. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 10, 2 October 1843, Page 42
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