KO NGATIPIKIAO.
Ko tenei iwi ahuwhenua kua roa e keri kapia ana, i mahi ke atu hoki, kua hokona e ratou tetahi rewa rua, ko te "Meweti" te ingoa, nga tana 28, mo nga utu 1850. Ko enei mom i kohikohia e te iwi nei i rolo i oga tan erua. £ puta ana a matou kupu whakapai ki a Ngatipikiao, e mea ana hoki matou, niii atu te tika o tenei mahi a Te Tutere roe era aiu rangaiira mo te kohikobinga o enei moni nui i rolo i te takiwa polo, pera ia e pau ana era moni a ralou £6OO hira ake ranei, mo to ratou mira pdraoa i Te Rbtoiti. Na e whakaarobia ana, ko nga hapu Maori e hialiia nei kite nama moni ite Kawanatanga, a, ekore pea e hohoro te utu atu i aua moni, e penei pea ta ralou mahi me ta nga fcajnama i mua atu i a ratou, — be tikanga kino rawa tenei ha te Maori,— leia pea e whakama ratou mo te mangeretauga.eka waiho te mahi ata tika a Ngatipikiao, bei tauira mo ratou.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 12, 20 July 1862, Page 4
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183KO NGATIPIKIAO. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume II, Issue 12, 20 July 1862, Page 4
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