KAIPARA.
Ko nga tangata Maori e noho ana i Kaipara, he roa noa atu te takiwa i tautohetohe ai ratou mo te whenua; a i mau ringaringa tetahi hunga ki tetahi, mea ai ratou ma te whakaheke toto, katahi pea ka kilea nga I tuturno te kainga. I matau ano pea raiou kite kino o tenei tikanga, i matau boki, ebara i te ture tenei tu tikanga. E wbakangawaritia ana e maua te korero mo nga Maori, na te mea, kibai i tino mobio ki nga tikanga o nga iwi matau nui o te ao; tetabi, be kore wbakawakanga tika mo nga wbenua kia ata kitea ai nga mea pu ake o te wbsnua. Ko te wbakawakanga e kiia atu nei kua rite i tenei wa; a, na te mea, ko nga tangata katoa o Kaipara kua whakapai kite tikanga mo te wbakakawanatanga o nga iwi Maori, whakaaro ana maua, a takoto ake nei, ko nga mea Maori katoa, bui hoki ki nga wbenua, e " whakaotia marielia i runga i te Ture."
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 7, 13 March 1862, Page 11
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172KAIPARA. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 7, 13 March 1862, Page 11
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