ITE PUARETANGA O TE KAUHANGANUI I TE 7 O AGA RA O MEI. 1895.
TAKU KUPU KA TU AKE NEI. He mihi naku ki nga Rangatira, katoa! katoa!! katoa!!!—Ki nga Rangatira, o nga Motu e rua nei, o Aotearoa, mete Waipounamu: Kia ora tonu koutou, ma te Atua to nu e tiaki: —Ki te tika tenei hanga te kupu ko te Atua tonu tena. E ora ana taku ngakau kitaku kitenga i a koutou i nga Eangatira o nga Motu e rua nei, o Aotearoa mete Waipounamu, he mea ake naku, I kiia ano e taku Matua tenei kupu, kia haere mai nga Eangatira, me nga tangata matau ki konei, ki konei hurihuri ai, ki a hurihuri tahi, ko taau, ko taau, ko taku, ka rawaka. Na taku Matua ano te kupu nei, a waihotia iho enei knpu hei tirotiro ma nga Eangatira katoa, Puta puta puta noa. He kupu ake ano tenei naku ki nga Hapu e toru nei, ki nga Matariki ki nga Manukura, ki nga Whakamarumaru, ki nga Tutnuaki ote Kiingitanga o taku Paapa, Kia ora tonu koutou katoa katoa!! katoa!!! lie kupu ake naku, kia pai te whakatakoto i te kupu, kia tika, kia tika, kia rife a, kia kaha, kia kaha, kia kaha, kite tika te whakatakoto i te kupu, ko te Atua tonu tena, ma tena e whakaae ai te Twi katoa, katoa, katoa; —Whiriwhiri marire, a ka oti waihotia iho, mo te haere o tera Eangatira, o tera Eangatira, hei aha i te kupu kua takoto, kia ora tonu te Iwi katoa katoa katoa, ma te Atua tonu tatou katoa e tiaki.
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Paki o Matariki, Issue 3, 14 June 1895, Page 1
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269I TE PUARETANGA O TE KAUHANGANUI I TE 7 O AGA RA O MEI. 1895. Paki o Matariki, Issue 3, 14 June 1895, Page 1
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