HE KUPU ATU ENEI KI NGA HOA TUHI MAI.
Kua tae mai nga moni a Raniera te Ihu o Wairarapa mo tetahi nuipepa mana; na tona hoa, na Eraihia, i homai. Tena nga nuipepa ka riro atu na ki a ia. Tena te nuipepa kua riro atu ki a Otene o Porangahau ; kia tae mai ona moni ka lioatu ai i nga mea o mua atu. He hoiho aha ranei te hoiko e ki mai na ia kei a ia e tu ana ? he hoiho ngaro ranei ? Me whakaatu mai. Tenei nga reta inaha a nga tangata—lio etahi ehara i te korero tikanga, ko etahi ekore e o. Ko te reta a Hori Nia Nia, mo tonawahi whenua i te Tamumu, tenei kua tae mai. Kia oti te whakawa ka tika ai te ta i ona korero—inahoki, ko te whakawa ia i tona tangata. Ko Toha e mea ana kia panuitia nga reme o ana hipi o tenei whanautanga, o Hurae tae noa mai ki a Oketopa nei—e ki ana 156. Nga lcuao o tenei whanautanga, hui katoa 350.
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Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 11, 31 October 1863, Page 1
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179HE KUPU ATU ENEI KI NGA HOA TUHI MAI. Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 11, 31 October 1863, Page 1
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