INGARANGI.
Kua puare i a te Kuini te whare Runanga nui o Ingarangi; a, kua panuitia te korero o te Kuini i runga i te torona; a ko te mutunga tenei o te korero ahuareka o te kuini:— "E hari ana au no te mea e mau tonu ana te whai rawa o taka iwi. Ko nga ritenga 0 nga moni kohikohi o nga wahi katoa e whakapai ana au; a, ma to koutou tohunga, to koutou mahi tika ka kahu haere ai nga tikanga 0 te ngaki whenua, o te hokohoko, 0 te whatu koheka." "E whakau ana au ki to koutou whakaaro nui, ki to koutou ata whakahaere i nga tikanga. E matau pu ana au, ka waiho ta koutou mahi hei tauira mo te ao i roto i tenei whainga nui kua uru nei tatou. Ko reira tatou tirohia paitia mai ai e nga iwi ke; a, ma te Atua e whakapai to tatou mahi, ekore e wheau ka oti pai tenei wbawhai."
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 3, 1 March 1855, Page 49
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166INGARANGI. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 3, 1 March 1855, Page 49
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