Kite kai tuhituhi o te "Karere Maori." Ekoro,—E. tukua atu ana e ahau kia kite, koe, kia taia iho hoki ki to nupepa whai ritenga tetahi o nga "Kauwhau Kainga" o tera Minila pai, o Iloi'i Puara: JC malitii ana alinii ki fl.'ilii o nga moa o paiuga aiia c tc tangula Mauri, lio kona, ka mcnaliiaii kit manaknliia lonoi korcro I':■ i>i■ i e ratoii; iio ra, In- lokiimalia nga taugala .Maori kua wliiwhi i lo niaranialaiiga, e moa ana, mi'i kitca U; kiircio poiici ki (o niipepa ka pai rawa, inaliokiolae aMi ana lc Karcro Maori kilcnuinga o l(; ninlu nri. Ko nga lake enci i incti ai alian kiu wliakaaelia niai ekoo laku i hiahia ai. Na ko an, <fv<\, Hi: Hoa .no :\c.v Maoiu.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 101, 4 November 1852, Page 3
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128Untitled Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume IV, Issue 101, 4 November 1852, Page 3
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