He maha ke nga korero, e rerere noa ana ite ao; a, kite whakaaro o etahi, ka mutu te whawhai ki a Heke ma, ka tahuri ate Kawana kite hunga ata noho; ki te hunga whakakupapa. Ano te kuare, o nga tangata e whakarongo ana ki enei korero teka! He aha te mea e whawhaitia ai te hunga rangimarie ? me patu kau ratou ? Kahore, kahore. Ite putanga mai o enei rongo, ka whakaaro matou, kia ui atu ki nga tangata katoa, e titiro ana ki tenei Nuipepa; e pehea ana te tikanga o nga main a te Kawana ? E rite ana koia tana niahi ki ta te tangata ngakau kino ? Kahore ra hoki: aua ra nga korero e rere noa ana i te hau, e whakaponohia e koutou, e te lranga noho pai. Titiro kite tikanga o nga noahi ate pakeha. I te orokotaenga mai ki tenei Motu, kahore ratou i tango whenua; na te tangata maori ano i whakaae, kia tukua atu etahi wahi whenua ma ratou ; no reira i nohoia e te pakeha, i ngakia ano hoki aua oneone, i hokona paitia e ratou: muri iho, ka tae mai te Kawana, hei kai tiaki, hei whakatika i nga mahi katoa a te tangata maori, ate pakeha ano hoki; ka huihuia nga pakeha i reira, kia kotahi nohoanga: otira kahore i paia a ratou Taone, ta te mea,
kahore a ratou whakaaro kite kino, kite whawhai; otira i puare kau Dga huarahi, kahore he maioro i hanga; kahore, — poto katoa a ratou whakaaro kite hokohoko, kite ngaki i te whenua, mete tini atu o Dga mahi o te rangimarietanga. Me he mea, he hiahia to nga pakeha, kia whakataurekarekatia nga tangata maori, kia haoa katoatia te whenua e ratou, e te pakeha, kua whakaahuatia ketia a ratou Taone, me a ratou mahi katoa. Na te Kuini hoki te tikanga, ki tenei Kawana, kitera ano hoki kua mate, ki atawaitia nga tangata maori; kua kite hoki matou i tona pukapuka whakaako ki nga Kawana, e mea ana, " Kia tiakina putia nga tangata maori, kia whakaakona ratou ki nga tikanga pai; otira, kia riria te kohuru, tc whawhai, te kai tangata, me era atu mahi whakamatapouri o namata." Kua whakaritea aua mea e te Kawana kua mate ; a, ka rite nei ano i tenei Kawana. Na te mahi a te Iwi tutu anake i kino ai to tatou noho ite whenua. Me he mea, je pai ana a te Kuini, kia patua haeretia nga tangata o enei motu, kua tokomaha ke mai ona hoia, ona manuwa, o ona tima, me ona mea whawhai,- tena ko tenei, kahore ra! Na te kino ao ate tangata, i kawe mai te tokomaha o enei
hunga hapai pu: koia matou i mea ai, he teka rawa tenei kupu, kia patua noatia te hunga ata noho ete Kawana; ina hoki, kua kite matou i te ahua o nga kupu a te Kuini; me nga mahi a te Kawana e pai ana; e ririte ana tetahi ki tetahi; a, ekore hoki tetahi atu Kawana e poka ke i tenei tikanga; ta te mea, he waha tapu te waha o te Kuini, ekore hoki ana kupu e ahei te whiu ke e tangata.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 8, 1 August 1845, Page 29
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535Untitled Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 8, 1 August 1845, Page 29
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