(Kite kai tuhituhi ote Karere o Nui Tireni.)
Nowema 16, 1843. E Mara—Kua titiro ahau kite mahi a te hunga maori i roto i te ware karakia, i te ratapu e kore ratou « ata noho kia rautu te karakia "ka p«ta, ai r )si p wa.ho, otiia e putaputa tonp ana nga kaumatya me nga tamariki lae noa; ki .tewakamutunga o te karakiatanga, e mea ana taku vakaaro i Jt&ere ratou kite wakarongo i nga &upu a te Atua. Kite wakapai atu
hoki ki a la mo ana atawainga kua riro mai, otiia na te hoa riri i wakararu o ratou ngakau koia te ata noho ai, a kihai i rite te mea i haere ai ratou ki roto kite ware karakia. TE KAI TITIIIO. [Pono rawa ta te kai titiro korero, kua kite hoki matou i tenei mahi, me he inea, i mahara ratou kite tapu o te whare e tapoko ai, e kore e pena. KAI JuhiJ
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 12, 1 December 1843, Page 48
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159(Ki te kai tuhituhi o te Karere o Nui Tireni.) Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 2, Issue 12, 1 December 1843, Page 48
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