WHARE NOHOANGA, MO NGA TIRA HAERE, KEI TARAWERA.
Te Wairoa, Tarawera, Mei 8, 1862. Ki a Te Penetana. E hoa: Tena ra koe. Ka whakanui atu abau ki a koe, mo to arohatanga mai kite whakamana mai ito matou hiahia. E hoa, tena ra koe. Kua tae mai to reta ki a matou ote2B o Aperira. E pai ana. Tenei hoki to maiou hiahia ka tukua atu ki a koe. Me he inea ka pai koe kia whakaaturia atu ki nga lira Pakeha e haere mai ana ki Roiomabana, lenei te whare papa kei a maiou, bei moenga mo le laenga mai ki konei o nga Pakeha. Mehemea ka pai koe, tuhiiuhia mai, kia mobio ai matou. He whare tuturu tenei mo nga tau baton, no
nga manuwliiri Pakeha. E pa, kia mana mai i a koe to matdu hiahia. Heoi ano. Na Te Mutukuri Haiiiora.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 11, 1 July 1862, Page 13
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146WHARE NOHOANGA, MO NGA TIRA HAERE, KEI TARAWERA. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 11, 1 July 1862, Page 13
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