RANGIAOHIA.
E rongo ana matou ki a Te Mokena, Minita, e kake haere ana nga tangata o tenei kaiaga ataahua ki nga ritenga ote matauranga Ko te ahua o tenei kainga e penei ana me nga taone I nano whenua o Ingarangi. Etu ana nga whare Ipapai, kopurepure haere ana te whakapu witi, te parau, te rakaraka, me ara atu mea baukeri mo te mara; haunga hoki te tu takitahi pai mai o te mira. He nui te witi e ngakia ana e nga tangata Maori o kenei; Tiuri ai ki o ratou Mira, kawe kau mai ki Onehunga, ki A.karana hoko ai. E wha~ kaaro ana matou, na Te Mokena i tino penei ai te ahuwhenua o nga tangata o te wahi nei, pera ia, he kura nui ano ta Te Mokena, haunga hoki ana mahi kauwhau, me ara atu mahi ana. E mea ana matou ki nga hoa Maori o Rangiaohia, kia hapainga e ratou nga ringaringa, o to ratou Mihinere, kia mama ai tana kawenga, kia whaingoi ai ia, i roto, i "tana mahi araha."
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1 January 1855, Page 5
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178RANGIAOHIA. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1 January 1855, Page 5
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