HE PKKAPUKA POROPOROAKI KI A KAWANA KEREI,
Na Tamati Nga pora, no Mangare, He Rangatira no Ngaulmahuma. E hoa e Kawana, — Ka nui taku aroha ki a koe. He hoa arolir. koe ki a matou. Ko to uhakakaha i nga likmga p.<i mo tigi Kura,mo ngataone Maori; koia au ka ivhikaaro ai, ka orate paiti i cuci Kaivana. He likauga pai rawa tenei mo te wjiriii, mo te tiiiana. Heoi ano aku maharalnra i imiri i a koe. Tenui ano u jnuanga o laku aiolia ki a koe. HE IV.MAT.I. Tera te maramaka mokowhiri ki rungs ; .V.\ runga mm rt.ai n£* mi ki Ingarlngi. k'u le arolu r«. kei te nelewcte uuku ! E huki Kanana ki nja lai e uhawati. Eaki ki teraco Hirltcni i Haro. Ki l> uu a Kuini, nana r»wa i awhi mai. Ilci t»e ki rciia, kei mini .vraiiui mai. , Na ton hoa arohii, Na Tamati Nganora
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 153, 26 January 1854, Page 3
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151HE PKKAPUKA POROPOROAKI KI A KAWANA KEREI, Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 153, 26 January 1854, Page 3
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