Kanui te tika o te whakaaro o nga tangata o te Rawhiti kia haere mai etahi o ratou ki Nepia nei titiro ai kite pono o nga korero a Paora Toki, i tukua atu ki a ratou, kite parau ranei. Ko te tu tangata tenei hei whakatutu i uga iwi e noho pai anr ; ara, ko Paora Toki. Heoi, kua kitea teuei e koutou te parau o taua koroke me mohio hoki koutou ko te aliua tonu tena o nga korero katoa e aim mai ana i uga karere o Waikato—lie karere lioki, ia, a Paora, no ratou- E mohiotia ana hoki taua tangata e tatou ; ehara ia i te ran°-a-tira, he tangata ware uoa iho ki a tatau nei; tena pea ki a jSgatimauiapoto lie raugatira ia—ko taua teta e hiahia ai kia kiia he raugatira ia. Otira, tenei te ki maori, ara ; " Ka he taku ralcau ki tc marahea." Kotahi ia i whakahuatia ai tona inoroa ki konei, ko tona main whakakiki kia tahuna te ahi o te riri ki tenei kain<>-a. Erua nga rongo o te taugata ; he pai, he rongo raugatira ; he rougo kino, he rongo kuare—ko ta Paora tenei i muri nei.
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Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 23, 16 April 1864, Page 1
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197Untitled Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 23, 16 April 1864, Page 1
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