Waioratane, Waiapu, Hune 21, 1861. Ki a Kawana, — E hoa taku hoa aroha. Tena koe, i roto i te alawai o te Atua i roto i enei laima. Tenei hoki i whakaaro ai matou, enei iwi e noho atu nei, mo to tatou pouri tahi hoki, mahi weriweri o te Rangitake raua ko Waikaio. Tirohia Roma xiii., 1-5 rarangi. Ko te kupu tena ki a koe, E hoa, lenei te kupu o te whare nui o Waiapu; e lumanako ana ko to kupu powhiri mai, kia haere atu ki le Runanga. Olira, tirohia mai le mate o te runanga i te ngoikore, i te mahi weriweri o Te Rangitake. E whakaaro ana matou, ekore malou e tae atu. Erangi, tenei le whakaaro o tenei iwi, me haere mai korua ko te Makarini, ki te tirotiro i a matou, i le riienga hoki o te wahi mo le wbakakoiahisanga. Waikalo! to mahi whakakake ki lou Kai whakaaro, ki Ingarani. Na lou hoa aroha, Na Te Mokena Te Kohere.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 12, 2 September 1861, Page 24
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167Untitled Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 12, 2 September 1861, Page 24
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