HOKONGA WHENUA NO TE KARAUNA E TE TANGATA MAORI.
Kua kite tata matou i te pukapuka whakaae o te Karauna mo tetahi whenua mo Te Rangi, he katipa ia i mua i roto i te hapu Porihi. He tangata ahu whenua a Te Rangi, he tangata noho pai noa iho; ko tona kainga tupu kei Waikato. Ko te whenua e meinga atu nei kei Takapuna, e tata ana kite iringa kara. Ko nga eka o tenei wahi i whiriwhiria e Te Rangi, kotahi te kau ma iwa j ko nga atu i homai e ia ki a te Kawanatanga mo te whenua, eiwa te kau ma rima pauna, kotahi pauna mo te Pukapuka Karauna, etoru tara mete hikepene motetuhituhingakirotokingawhare tohu whenua. E whiriwhiri ana ano etahi tangata i te wLeaua, a, e whakaaro ana matou ko te tohungatanga o Te Rangi kite mahi i ana moni ki tenei whenua, e kitea, a rangona e te tini, me nga painga e ahu mai ana i reira a, ka aru te tokomaha ki ana tikanga inarama ki ana mahi whakatangata.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 2, 1 February 1855, Page 30
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178HOKONGA WHENUA NO TE KARAUNA E TE TANGATA MAORI. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 2, 1 February 1855, Page 30
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