Nga Nuipepa.
1530 nga nuipepa i perehitia ana i Ingarangi—he mea ke, he mea ke, he mea ke. 386 o aua nuipepa i perehitia i Ranana te tino taone o Ingaraugi, i Koterene 184 ; i Airani 152 ; i nga motu ririki katoa —kotahi mano e iwa rau e ono te kau ma rua lia, ko etahi pukapuka i perehika 1311 ; o roto i ana pukapuka 326 mo nga mahi karahia. Puta tona ana aua pukapuka, aua nui pepa ia ra ia ra, ia wiki ia wiki, ia marama, ia niarama, hei tuku ki nga wahi katoa. Hei matauranga mo nga tangata katoa ; na reira i ki ia ai, he iwi mohio te Pakeha. Na ko nga nuipepa Maori o o tenei karoni E RUA TONU ko te Korimako rauakotona teina ko Takitimtj. Na, e hoa ma, he iwi nui touu koutou te Maori i tenei motu ; he iwi rangatira_ koutou ; he iwi whai whenua, whai rawa, he aha koutou ka kore e kaha kite whakatu nuipepa mo koutou i ia wahi, i ia wahi, hei whakaputa matauranga; hei kawe hoki i nga rongo ki ia wahi ki ia wahi ma koutou.
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Takitimu, Issue 2, 22 May 1883, Page 4
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191Nga Nuipepa. Takitimu, Issue 2, 22 May 1883, Page 4
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