Kaore rawa he korero hou o te Kingitanga raua ko te Kawanatanga. He hanga whakahoha i te tangata nga mahi e mahia nei i tenei takiwa. Whakarongo noa atu kia puta mai he rongo pai, he rongo marie; he kore anake. Awangawanga noa atu ana te ngakau kia mutu nga kino, nga mauahara, a te pakeha raua ko te maori o teuei takiwa ; te mutu hoki. Titiro noa kia marama te rangi i runga i to tatou moutere; kauaka hoki, he pouri tonu taua hanga, Te rite enei takiwa ki nga takiwa o raua. I reira ai heoti ano te aro o te tangata ko te mahi i ona mahi, ko te hanga i tona whare, ko te ngaki i tona mara, ko te whakatupu i ana kuri, ko te mahi noa atu i nga mahi maori e tika ai te tangata. He takiwa aroha tena, e kitea ana te aroha o tetahi ki tetahi; e karangatia ana te pakeha haere, e tona hoa maori, kite kainga noho ai. Inaianei e tupato noa ana tetahi ki tetahi; kua tu a tangata ke tetahi ki tetahi. Nga mahi a te tangata inaianei he hopo noa tetahi i te he a tetahi; e tuku tonu ana te pouri i runga ite ngakau a tetahi a tetahi. He aha i penei ai ? Ki ta matou whakaaro ehara i a matou te he; kua aroha noa atu matou ki a matou hoa maori, a, e aroha nei ano hoki inaianei ki a ratou e whakamomori nei—na te aroha hoki i puta ai nga herehere o Raugiriri, he mea hoki te waiho i runga kaipuke noho ai. Otira mo raro, mo te taha ki Akarana, enei whakaaro te tino rite ai—ko Heretaunga nei kai te ahua pai ano. Ko ena iwi o raro kua takahi i te aroha, kua taka ki waho o nga Ture o te Kuini, nga Ture e manaaki ana ite tangata. Ehara i te pakeha nana i ■whakataka, nana ano—na ratou ano i rere ki runga kite patu tangata, kite kohuru, kite ara ote mate. Kite mea ka tukuna ki a Tatou ta ratou e hiahia ai, tena he pehea ranei te mutunga ?
Tona ruutunga ra he kino, he he noaiho. Kaore ra; ekore e tukua ena iwi kia mahi i ona mahi ; eugari me pehi—tera auo hoki e pehia, kia noho marama te hunga whakaaro raarama. Eugari tera e haere nga ritenga o te Kawauatanga i runga ite aroha. Me whakaaro hoki ki Tauranga. Kua mate rawa nga tangata o reira, katahi ka tuku whakarerekatoamai o ratou whenua ki a te Kawauatauga, me o ratou tinana ano ; te niauria e te Kawauatauga, whakahokia aua te nuinga o te whenua ki a ratou ; ko nga taugata waiho iho ana kia noho rangatira tonu ana ; hoatu nui ana he kai, he purapura hoki, ki a ratou, atawhaitia nuitia aua. Ko to tatou kainga, ko Heretaunga, eugari tenei. E mau tonu ana te raugatiratanga o te whakaaro o nga tangata o konei; e pumau tonu ana kite panuitauga o te hui ki Pawhakairo i mua ra—me te pai touu hoki to tatou kainga, mete noho ora touu hoki nga taugata. Koi mea koutou e titaha aua te titiro o te pakeha ki to tatou kaiuga. Kaore, tenei te tirohia mai nei tatou, to tatou noho pai i roto i te kino ; a, tena ano hoki tatou e kite i te pai o ta tatou whakaaro me ka taha nga kiuo o te motu nei.
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Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 36, 15 October 1864, Page 1
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581Untitled Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 36, 15 October 1864, Page 1
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