Ko te Ahu Karamu Hukiki raua ko te Matenga te Mahia kua mate. He rangatira raua tokorua no Ngatiraukawa. He mate kongenge noa to raua mate. Ko te Ahu i mate i te 6 o nga ra o Oketopa ;ko te Matenga i mate ite Go nga ra o Noema. He tangata atawhai rawa te Ahu ki nga pakeha e haere rawa kore ana i mua ai. Ka kite i te pakeha pera ka mauria ki tona kainga, ki Muhunoa i Ohau, noho ai hei hoa mona, a, ka atowhaitia nuitia ireira; ka hore he kahu, mana (ma te Ahu) e whakauwhi. Ka kite ite kai reka nei, i te manu, i te tuna, i te aha, ka karanga marire ki ona mokaikai pakeha kia haeremai kia kai tahi ratou—a, kite ngaroetahi o ona pakeha, ka waiho marire etahi o nga kai Ida hokimai. Tuku atu hoki tona whakaaro ki nga tangata o tona kainga, he atawhai anake. Ka hua au e kapo nei kite koroki, He mate e hori kite kaokao. Kei te hauputanga kite aroaro Ka momia tona nui ki raro ra.
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Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 16, 9 January 1864, Page 3
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184Untitled Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 16, 9 January 1864, Page 3
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