HE KUPU ATU ENEI KI NGA HOA TUHI MAI.
Tenei te pukapuka a te runanga O Waimarama mo te hui ki Pawhakairo katahi anoka tae mai. Ekore e tika te ta i aua korero inaianei, no te mea kua tawhitotia. Mehemea kua tae mai taua pukapuka i te takiwa ano o te kui, penei kua taia. He maha nga hoiho ngaro a te pakeha, a wai ranei, kei nga kainga maori e haere ana ; e panuitia ana i roto i te nupepa nei kia hokona ka koreetaeake te tangata nana. Ehe ana te hoko ite hanga a te tangata, e hoa ma. Tena mahi, te kai horohoro i te hanga a te tangata, he tuakana note tahae. Otira taihoa matou e whakaatu i te ritenga o te ture mo runga i tenei mea —hei tetahi nupepa. No te otiDga rawatanga o nga korero mo te nuipepa nei ka puta mai ai te Rangatira i Akarana, mete rongo o Kangiriri. ISTa konei ka mahue atu etahi reta a koutou, a nga maori, me etahi korero hoki a matou ano. Engari hei tera nuipepa.
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Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 13, 28 November 1863, Page 1
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182HE KUPU ATU ENEI KI NGA HOA TUHI MAI. Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 13, 28 November 1863, Page 1
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