HE PUKAPUKA NA WIKITOA TE KAEAEA KI A TE MAKARINI.
Putiki, Hurae 15, 1864. Ki a te Makarini,E hoa, tenakoe. He kupu atu taku ki a koe; ara, ko a taua pukapuka i tuhia iPo Neke mo nga whenua—ara, i hoatu e au ki a koe ite tau IS6O runei. Otira kei e koe te whakaaro ; kei a koe nga pukapuka e takato ana o aua whenua. Na, ko nga ingoa o aua whenua, ko Poutama, ko Ohariu. Inaianei ka tukua katoatia atu eau ki a koe. Mau e whakautu mai inaianei, no te mea kua koroheke au ; ekore au e mohio ki nga haora o te ora, o te mate—no te mea kua he rawa au inaianei. Kia hohoro to utu mai i tenei pukapuka—kia tere, kia we au te kite. Heoiano. Na to hoa aroha Na Wikitoa te Kaeaea.
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Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 36, 15 October 1864, Page 2
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141HE PUKAPUKA NA WIKITOA TE KAEAEA KI A TE MAKARINI. Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 36, 15 October 1864, Page 2
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