TURANGA.
E whakaaro ana matou ki nga rongo kua puta mai nei i Turanga e ahua ke ana te ti—kanga o nga tangata Maori o tera wahi, kihai i pera me etahi Iwi hoko whenua kite Pakeha. Kei era atu iwi, ki le riro tika te wbenua te boko ka whakae toua nga tangata Maori, mau lonu. boki' o ralou kupu wbakaae. Tena ko nga tangata o Turanga abakoa iwi abtfwbenua, iwi wbai rawa, tena, kaore penei te whalsabaere tika, uiua ana to ratou whenua i te Pakeba, maha noa n«»a tau i a ia e maliia ana, pau akcana moni mabi Lto wbakapai, muri ibo ka whakahengia. Te raabaratia hoki e nga tangata Maori o Turanga, na nga Pakeba nobo wawe ki to ratou wbenua tetahi wabi i wbai rawa ai ratou, i abua rangatiraai; naaua Pakeba hoki i kawe atu te kau, ngatinipurapura, me era atu taonga nui o lawahi ki reira, a na ratou ano boki i ata kitea ai e te Maori te n<*ak» wbenua le mabi tiaki i te kau i te hini°mc era atu mea.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 18, 30 October 1858, Page 4
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181TURANGA. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 18, 30 October 1858, Page 4
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