NGA WAI WHAKAHAURANGI.
Kua tae mai te pukapuka a Rewi Taikawa, nohoia Pehiaweri kei Whangarei; he mea whiriwhiri enei kupu i taua pukapuka:— Ka whakatika au ki nga korero o Te Wiremu, Kai-whakawa Tuturu o Te Waimaie, i roto i \e nupepa 16 o Tiherna i le tau 1862. Kotalii rawa o ana kupu i titiro iho ai ahau, .ko tana whakahaerenga kite kua re ote Maori kite kai E tika ana. He uia kupn nana ale tangata. Ko taku tenei mo tana' kupu, he kuare to te hunga leal waipiro, he kuare hoki to le liuuga na ruiou nga paparakauhe, ara no koulou e nga rangaiira o te ture. Na kona i he ai. Abkobanga mai te Maori e kuare anu ki nga lure, kua puia mai te waipiro. ; Na kona mahi ana eiahi ki nga ture ; inahi ana elahi kite kai waipiro. Na kona au ka mea aiu, e nga Pakeha, whakahokia te waipiro,- ka ngaro te mala o te whakapono i te laha Maoii.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume III, Issue 3, 20 April 1863, Page 16
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167NGA WAI WHAKAHAURANGI. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume III, Issue 3, 20 April 1863, Page 16
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