TE RAE MANAKO PAI.
Tena e koa nga hoa Maori ina rongo i te korero mo to ratou hoa tawhito, hoa aroha, mo Kawana Kerei. Ko ia te Kawana o Rae Manako Pai i roto i tenei takiwa. Ko nga kupu i muri iho nei no te nupepa o Meriponi, e tino manakohia tenei korero e nga hoa ana tirohia : "Ko Ta Hori Kerei, ko Keri Kerei iu kite Rae i te marama o Tihema. Ko te pukapuka 0 te Kuini i paDuitia e Te Poira, a, na te Tino kai-whakawa i whakaoati. Ko nga Panuitanga 1 korerotia i reira, a, kotahi o era i karanga i a te Kawana he tino Rangatira mo nga tikanga ture mo taua whenua j kia ahei ai te whakatu i nga ritenga, mo te karakia o nga iwi o reira, mo nga mahi e kake ai, a, me whakapumau i tetahi kawanatanga mo ratou e noho tika ai i runga i te wheuua."
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 3, 1 March 1855, Page 53
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160TE RAE MANAKO PAI. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 3, 1 March 1855, Page 53
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