HE PUKAPUKA NA KARAITIANA RAUA KO TE WIRIHANA TOATOA KIA TE KAWANA.
Rangitikei, Mei 20, 1863. Kia te Kawana. Kerei. E hoa, tenakoe. Kua tae atu pea nga reta a nga pakeha hei whakaatu i taku haere atu kia kite au i a koe ki Waitara. I muri iho i taku taenga atu ki
Taiporohenui lie huihui na te Hanataua ki reira; ko taku taenga atu ki reira kua patua nei nga pakeha, ko te take teua i kore ai maua e tae atu kia kite ia koe. I rongo maua i nga korero a Hanataua he korero kino katoa ; ko a maua korero kaore i puta i taua iwi. Tenei ta maua kupu—i kite maua ite nupepa panuitanga mo te haerenga o te Rokena i te tahatika nei, mete kupu hoki kia hohoro atu nga whakaaro, kia kite koe. E mea ana maua ko nga tinana tonu e karauga mai e koe kia haere atu ki kona kimikimi ai me aha ate Rangitake. Tenei ano pea etahi o maua hei hoa korero kei Waitara e noho ana. Heo oti ano. Na, o hoa, Na Karaitiana Takamoana Na Te Wikiilvna Toatoa.
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Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 1, 13 June 1863, Page 3
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191HE PUKAPUKA NA KARAITIANA RAUA KO TE WIRIHANA TOATOA KIA TE KAWANA. Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 1, 13 June 1863, Page 3
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