Te kata tere nei a te Napi, i rerere i Akarana ki Tokerau i nga tau ewha, erima, kua hokoa atu e tona kai whakatere e Hemi Tantari, ki a Pene Tuari. Na te ahuwhenua, na te maia, na te tika o Hemi Tautari i riro ai n te Napi i a ia. Na te pai, na te marie o Hcmi Tautari i aro ai n«a tangata katoa ki a ia, pai ana te tokomaha ki a ia, pai ana lioki ki lona kaipuke. Ko tenei. kua nialiue iaia te Napi kua tango ki a lo karere, he kaipuke ntii ak-? hoki teraj ewarn nga tana o tenei i m.thue i tana mea tawhito. Ii haere alu ana ki lunga ki a iti lo matou aroha, a, e whakaaro ana malou, ka nana alio kite ahtiu l.i uua. kite pai. lie iiui to nvloii pa' Iti tc wliakapuaki i enei kupn ki tenei rangaiira kaipuke, r»> te mea c matatan ana nga tangata katoa kite alma pai o Itemi Tautari.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 109, 24 February 1853, Page 3
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170Untitled Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 109, 24 February 1853, Page 3
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