MEREPONI.
He nui nga rongo o Mereponi e tae mai ana ki o tatou hoa Maori, no te mea, he tini tangata Maori kua tae ki reira kua riro mai i a ratou te nui o te mea kanapanapa e keria ana i ia whenua; a, ko etahi o nga tangata e takoto urupa ana ki tera wahi, ki tera " whenua wareware." Ekore matou e mea, ihe taua hunga i te rerenga wharorotanga ki tera kainga j kia matou ia, ko te pai tenei, ko te ngaki marie i o ratou whenua tupu. Kua nui te tutu i roto i no-a kai keri koura o Mereponi, i nga takiwa kua pahure. Ekore ianei e tauhou ki tenei tu ritenga, no te mea hoki,. ko nga whenua koura, te huinga o nga tangata kino katoa; a, ko te whakapono ko te mea hei whakarangimarie, hei whakaora i te tangata, ekore e manakohia ki enei hapoki mo te kino.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1 January 1855, Page 15
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157MEREPONI. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 1, Issue 1, 1 January 1855, Page 15
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