HE RETA NA TE HIRAWANU KI A TE MAKARINI.
Puehutai, Hepetema 27, 1864. Ki a te Makarini,Eta, tenakoe. Tenei te kupu ki a koe. Koi whakaae koe kite tangata e haere atu ana kite tono moni i a koe. Kaua e homai e koe—ahakoa wahine, tane ranei, kaua e homai e koe he moni. Kite mea ka homai e koe hei he tena mo matou, mo ngamaori. Kia rongo koe, ko nga tangata e noho ana i konei, i Heretaunga nei, kua kapi katoa i au a konei i nga moni o Manawatu. Kati ano e homai e koe ko nga moni o te Aupapa; he oti nano nga moni e homai e koe ko nga toenga na. He moni o nga wahi hou kaua e homai e koe ; engari ko nga moni i homai e koe no te wahi ano ki a koe, ki ate Kuini. Eta kia tupato koe ki nga tangata e hoatu whenua ana ki a koe. E ta, kei a matou te ritenga ote whenua, kei nga tangata e noho ana i runga. Kia rongo mai koe, kaore he wahi o Manawatu i toe ; kua pau katoa i a te Hupiritene—ara, ia te Petetone. Heoi ano. Na Hohepa raua ko te Hirawanu.
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Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 36, 15 October 1864, Page 1
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207HE RETA NA TE HIRAWANU KI A TE MAKARINI. Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 36, 15 October 1864, Page 1
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