NGA KAIPUKE O TE TAHATAHA.
Miharo tonu te tini o nga tangata ina titiro ki nga ingoa o nga kaipuke rere mai ki Akarana, ki te maha o nga kaipuke ote tangata Maori. He tino mea pai ra tenei, kia whakaahua tangata whaitaonga te Maori ;ae hari ana te Pakeha ina rongo i enei mea, mete tobe tonu ote Maori ki
te hoko kaipuke hei hochoe mai i o ratou mea ki te Taone. No naiatata nei i bokona ai tetahi kaipuke nui, e 58 nga tana, c te Hapuka o Ahuriri, ko 'Erini' te ingoa j i bokonoa ia te Kerehama, mo nga pauna £I2OO. Kua mobio ano te Maori kite kimi puke ataahua mo ratou: a tenei kua rongo matou e mea ana etahi kia riro tetabi atu kaipuke tere. Tena ra, ete tangata Maori, kia kalia ki tenei mahi o koutou; ako to maton biabia tenei mo;koutou kia wbiwhi kite taonga, bei wbakautunga mo te toa, mo te ngabau, e wbakaputaia nei e koutou.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 7, 1 September 1855, Page 12
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167NGA KAIPUKE O TE TAHATAHA. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 7, 1 September 1855, Page 12
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