KO TE KARERE MAORI. Akarana Hanuere 20, 1854 NGA KAI-WHAKAURU KI NGA WHAKWWAKANGA.
He ki ake koa tenei ki nga tangata i whakaritea nei ki tenei mahi, kia tangatauga te whakaaro ana karaugatia ratou e nga Kaiwhakawa Pumau o nga tini Kainga e nohoia nei e ratou. E wliakaaroa ana e te loUomaha, okoro c aha le ngaknii o nga tangata .Maori c karangatia ana liei kai-wliakarilcritc tali:, mo' nga, Kai-wliakawa; otira, e lie ana tenei Inalinki, na Ta Kerei to ingoa i taia ki to puknpuka panui ole nei Kurt-re Maori, a, i liaere mni ia i tona Kainga lawiiili i te inano wlicima kia ata conga ai ia, ki nga mahi e wliakatdtiinilia ana mona. I' lino wliakapai ana inaloit mo tc wailiolaiiga o Ta Kerci ki tenei mulii. He (angata ala wliakaaro, a, ekore ia n riiku ware i to likanga mona; c wliai inaua ana ia ki Waikato mo ara alii kainga o reira! Ka urn nei ia kite Whakawakanga. ka marama Itaere tona ngakati ki nga tini mea raweke i roto i nga tare o l'iiilcni, a, inaua c ako alii ki tc tini o nga iwi; niai raia, o kuare katoa ana i tenei lakiwa kite lint o nga ritcnga i roto i tenei alio wliiwhi, o te whakawa. Ma konei ka pahiu-c nga malii pohcwnhewa, nic nga mea c wehingia nei e te tangata. lie tini ke nga knpu whakaho mo Waikato; na kna wailio a ratou kapohanga ki (<■ mea a le (angaia hn \/\n\.
kuinnki, —"Ehara i Waiknio?" Nui rawa atu lo toliungaianga o ralou ki le kapo i to niea koheka nei i o raloii haerenga kauiaiiga mai ki le Taone. Kihai ano lioki i kinongia e ralou le kohikohi liaerc i le lieihei me aia am manii i nga kainga ngaki whenua o tahaki, a, boko rawa mai ki le laonc nei. He pai ke ano la latou ki nga liuti o nga rakau ole l'akeha; oliia, ko nga inea e keiatiaana i nga wahi inamao, kawe rawe, mai ki Akarana nei hoko ai, a, ko nga niea, e lahaelui alu ana i te laoue. nei, kawe rawa ki nga kainga lawhili hoko ai. K oliia ana maioti, kia whakanniliiii vawatia i konei tenei kino nui, no le. niea ka whui kai-mataara mo to tini i a Ta Kerei ka whakaluria nei. E niea ana tuatou kia tan tonu nga kanohi o Ta Kerei ki runga ki euei tangala paluui luicro, kia whiua alii Ui runga ki a ralou nga likanga oto lure. Oliia, ko la niaionoliiangaieiiei.kuakiiaakeiiei, kia kaua enei niea o rangona a uiuri akc nei; engari kia whakaotia i konei, a, ake lonti alu, nga he katoa e whakanoa ana i nga Tine ole Alua, i nga Ture o te langala.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 153, 26 January 1854, Page 1
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463KO TE KARERE MAORI. Akarana Hanuere 20, 1854 NGA KAI-WHAKAURU KI NGA WHAKWWAKANGA. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 153, 26 January 1854, Page 1
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