Pouri kerekere te ngakau i tenei takiwa. i te panuitauga atu, o te matenga, kite wai, a Te Tirini. Ka mahara ano nga kai korero o tenei nupepa ki taua rangatira, no te mea, 1 nolio ia ki Akarana, i nga tan kua pahuro ake 11 ei : ko lana niahi, i tc wliarc tuliilulii i Waipapa kilo lalia lanmaia ; ko lo kai liapai likatiga ia mo nga luliiltiliiiiga alii ki nga iwi .Maori. I lioki ano a 'IV Tirini ki Wliakaln, a wailio ana ia, i; ic Kawana lioi kai wliakarilo i nga wliL'nua o reira, a, no lo wliakawliitinga i ic awa t> Wairau, ka parcnio ia, male
loiiu am. No te nnpepa o Whakatu nga korero o intii-i iho tiei, olira, inn mea am c maioti, i te arolia nui o tana tama, i tc kiteuga ai ka mate tana mania. I rere tonu tana tamaiti kite wbakanioinori i a ia, i mea, kia peke atu kite uwa kia mate laid ia me tc mama.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 116, 2 June 1853, Page 3
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167Untitled Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 116, 2 June 1853, Page 3
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