Kua wbakatakotoria e an an kl ce aroaro o Te Knini, a wbakabana ibo abaci e ia maku e Tybafcaaiu ki a koe to ban a IODa ogakau i lona rongonga i te pai a nga tangata Maori o tera wabi o Aolea roa, me to ratoa piri aroba-ki a ia, Tino manawareka ana a Te Kuihi i lona rongonga i te mahi a ona tamariki pono, tangata Maori, kite wbakatu ano ite kara i tnrakina e Heke i te takiwa o te whawbai, he mea hokf, na raton ake te wliakaaro me te mabi, kahore be abatanga a te Kawanatanga, a tino wbakapai ana ia kite niabi a Ngapubi i taua meatanga, kite mabi hoki a ana Rangatira lokoroa »T* Waka a-Maibi Kawili hoki. Koatt tenet, £ mara* Ko to pononga-, Stanley Ki a Kawana Koa Paraone, C.8.,. &c*.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 14, 31 August 1858, Page 6
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139Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 14, 31 August 1858, Page 6
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