TE AROHA NOA.
Tera e kite nga Maori i nga kupu tuhituhi a "Uiraroa," i tohutohungia e ia etahi o nga kino e ahu mai ana i te mahi aroha noa o nga Maori ki a ratou whaka-Maori; otiia, [kahore ia i whai kupu mo tetabi atu tikanga jjrte Maori,—lepinonbe tobea tonutia nei. Kahore ia i ki mai ki nga rangalira nui, iWhai mana—me he mana ranei tona—e pineneana kite hikipehe, kite hereni, i nga ;Fakeha. Kihai ano boki ia i ki mai, e matoi ana kite tupeka, kite koheka, kite kai ki ftp tangata katoa e wbakaarobia ana e ratou, e riro mai he mea. E matau ana to a "Uiraroa" kite tutuiu ote ;rep Maori, nga pepeba o nga iwi- Maori e lakoto noa ana ia ia, nga "mho wera," nga "■matapiko," me era atu mea; mo konei £a, me puta be kupu mana ki runga ki eoei
Imobio ana ano nga Maori, liei wbakamumura i te ngakau o a raton boa Pakeha.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 8, 15 April 1862, Page 14
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165TE AROHA NOA. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 8, 15 April 1862, Page 14
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