KO TE KARERE MAORI. Akarana. Tihema 20, 1833
E koa ana matou, no te mea ka takua atu ki nga tini kai korero nupepa nga pukapuka poroporoaki o nga Rangatira Maori ki a Kawana Kerei i mua atu o te rerenga ki Tngarangi. K wliakapai ana inatou ki nga wliakaaro i rolo i enei ptikaptika, c marnma ana, i liaci'c i nuiga i ic loluingatanga r.ga
nialiar.) o ngn kai luhiluhi o nu:i ptika* puk-.i, a. ka waiho lu'i whakapai inn a ralou boa Pakeha. E nlaainia lenei 11 Kaivre" ki nga (f:ipu o tawhiti, no le mea, c riw ana o raloli wliakaaro ki nga mra i rolo i Iciu'i pukapuka. ahakoa. kiiiai i laca « ralou, i lo maiiiun, le kawe mai i a rnlou ktiptt " I'oroporonki."
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 131, 29 December 1853, Page 1
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128KO TE KARERE MAORI. Akarana. Tihema 20, 1833 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 131, 29 December 1853, Page 1
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