No te mea,kua hoatu nga moni o nga tangata Maori, hei kawe mo te rongo pai ki nga tini motu e mahia mai nei e Te Ingiri me ara atu mihinere uaua kite whakaako i nga tini iwi o rciru ki nga rilcnga pai o tc vliakapono; a 110 tc men, c ala liaero analc ritcnga o tc karakia ki nra momtcrc i tcnei takhva, a, tcnci ake ka kalia liaere, —o mea ana matoti, ko uga pnkapuka o'l'c fngari lici wliakaahnurcka i tc ngakau o nga kai litiro nupepa i uru nci ki ara malii pai. s Na, lie inii ano nga malii ki (c takolo c karanga ana ana tangata pai, '• whakawhiti mai nci lici lioa mo niatou" a,no tc mca, lie kalia la te iwi Maori i tcnci wa ki tc lioa ki a ratou, mc vt'liakawliirinaki ano ralou ki ninga ki tcnci niahi, mc anga tc titiro ki tc tini atu o tc iwi e'nolio kuarc ana, me wailio nga malii ntiiuii nga malii tika, me nga malii arolia o ta koulou l'iliopa lici taiiiru mo koulou.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 158, 6 April 1854, Page 2
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181Untitled Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume VI, Issue 158, 6 April 1854, Page 2
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