TUAKAU.
Ko tenei kainga ko Tuakau kei te taha o te awa o Waikato; te mamao atu i Akarana ewha te kau ma rima maero. Ko te ingoa o te hapu e noho ana i konei, ko Ngatipou; ko te ingoa o to ratou rangatira, ko Tomo. He tangata atawhai tera, te tangaia ata whakaaro. I nga wahi ka pahure ake nei, ka whakaritea e tenei rangatira ratou ko tana iwi, kia banga he mirae te Pakeha r mo nga moni £360. Tuhitubia katoatia ana nga tikanga, kite pukapuka kite ritenga ote turc; e tetahi rangatira matau ki enei mea; otiia, no omri nei ka kitea e nga kai hanga, kihai ano i rahi te utu mo to raua mahi. Mei reira ka korero atu ki a Tomo, a, atamai ana te whakarongo a tana rangatira, tukua ana ki a Kake rana ko Kanara, Kotabt E,au Pauna Hoatu noa. Ka. hore ianei he korero mo tenei tu mahi rangatira ; ma te tangata ano e titiro nga hua.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1 January 1855, Page 6
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167TUAKAU. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1 January 1855, Page 6
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