TOKERAU.
I nga wa ka pahure tutata nei, i tono nga tangata gata Maori o tenei wahi ki tetahi utu mo nga whenua i tukua ki nga Pakeha i mua, i nga tau etoru te kau ka pahemo. Kihai ano i ata whakapaua nga korero, ka kitea e aua tangata Maori i te he o tenei tone; a, mahue tonu ake. Kia mea ake matou i konei, ki nga kai korero nupepa, ko te ture tenei o te Kawanatanga, kotahi ano utunga mo tena mea, mo te whenua. Mo konei, kia ata tangotango te tangata i te whakaaro kia riro tika mai ai te whenua kia tuwhaina tikatia nga utu. Heaha ianei te pai, kia hua mai nga he i tenei take ua taea aua he te pehi e te tangata Maori ano ? Ko ta matou ka mea atu nei ki nga Rangatira, ma ratou ano e whakaatu mai nga tino take o te whenua ; ko te nuinara atu o te mahi ma nga kai-whakarite e whakaoti.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1 January 1855, Page 7
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167TOKERAU. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1 January 1855, Page 7
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