NGA RONGO, ME NGA AHA NOAIHO O KONEI.
Tututanga.—l te parairei, te 19 o nga ra, tokorua nga hoia haurangi e kakari ana i te taone nei (i te kawenga a tona kai) ki tetahi hoa a Henare te Apatari, ote Wairoa mai. Kitea ana e te Makarini, raua ko te Whitimoa, ki atu ana kia mauria kite whare herehere; a, haere atu ana i nga pakeha te mau atu. No te taitei te 18 o nga ra ka tae mai a Henare te Apatari o te Wairoa ki Nepia nei, ratou ko ona hoa. Tae ana kia te Hupariteneti korerorero ai— a, no te hatarei haere atu ana ki Pawhakaairo kia Tareha ma. Ko Karaitiana ma, ratou ko ona hoa kua hokimai i Ngatiruanui. I haere kia kite i nga tangata o reira, kite korero hold ki nga he o ia whenua.
JMca alee \rhakaturia ai he peeke, ki Nepia nei, hei whakaputuputunga mo nga moni a te pakeha, a te inaori hoki. kite pai ratou. Ahakoa, moni iti, moni rahi, he pai anake te kawe ki reira takoto ai. Tera ano e whai koha nga moni e kawea ana ki reira.
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Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 2, 27 June 1863, Page 3
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193NGA RONGO, ME NGA AHA NOAIHO O KONEI. Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 2, 27 June 1863, Page 3
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