Ko Wi Tamihana e haere mai ana ki Po Neke nei, ki Wanganui, Taranaki atu. No te 16 o nga ra o Hepetema i whakatika mai ai i Matamata. Te tikanga o tona haere he korero ki nga tangata o ena kainga kia houhia te rongo, kia whakarerea te kino, kia hoki mai kite pai. E ki
ana Lei tona hokinga ka tika ma Taupo kia korero ia ki nga tangata o teiia kainga ; e mea aua era e rua nga marama e ngaro ana. Katahi pea ka kitea eia te he o tona ritenga Kingi ; katahi pea ka mohiotia e kore e puta tona tikanga.
Ko Ngaruawahia kua ruritia hei taone pakeha, kua akihanatia—pau katoa i te pakeha te hoko.
E korerotia ana meake pea timata ano te riri i Taranaki haere touu mai ki Waitotara—he mea rongo hakiri na matou, mana e pono, mana e parau. Engari kua tae ki reira, ki Taranaki, etahi hoia me nga hoiho, me nga aha.
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Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 36, 15 October 1864, Page 2
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163Untitled Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 36, 15 October 1864, Page 2
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