AKARANA.
Ko te tino korero o te taone o Akarana, o tenei wahi, ko te tukunga iho o te karangarangatanga o te Huperitena. Nui atu te ngahau o nga tangata o tetahi, o tetahi, a, tutata noa ki te tuhinga o nga ingoa, kihai i matauria, kei tetalii, ki tetalii ra nei te papa. Kua tae atu ano o matou korero ki nga kai titiro nupepa, ko tenei, he mea kau atu, kia rongo ai, ko Te Paraone pea te tangata e tu. Mana pea te turu honore o te Huperitena, no te mea, he tini ke te kai karanga mona, a, ekore pea e hoki iho, ana poto inai nga ingoa o nga tangata i nga whenua mamao. Ko te ritenga tenei o nga tunga tuhituhi mo nga kai karanga) ko enei kua raiigona:— Ko Paraone.. Ko Witika. 913 764 Rerenga i a Paraone 149.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 3, 1 March 1855, Page 10
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146AKARANA. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 3, 1 March 1855, Page 10
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