Kua puta ta matou kupu i tetahi nuipepa i mua ra kia whakaaturia e matou te ra e hokona ai nga whenua o te Kawanatanga i te Wairoa, i te Mahia, mo te hiahia nga tangata o ena kainga ki te hoko tekihana ma ratou ka mohiotia
te rangi e hokona ai. Na, ko te 29 o nga ra o Noema e takoto mai nei te ra kua karangatia e te Kawanatanga hei ra akihana i aua whenua—hei Nepia nei ano akihana ai. Ivo te tangata e hiahia ana ki tetahi tekihana me whakaatu tana vvahi e pai ai ia ki a Taitene, ka hoatu hoki nga moni hei hoko ki a e kawe mai ki a te Ivarini hei kai hoko, he mea ano ma Taitene e hoko._ Mana hoki ma Taitene e whakaatu nga ritenga kite tangata e hiahia ana. E pai ana hoki tenei Ida tango wahi koutou kia noho tahi koutou ki nga pakeha, kia mahi tahi i nga main maori o te ao.
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Waka Maori, Volume III, Issue 60, 23 September 1865, Page 29
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168Untitled Waka Maori, Volume III, Issue 60, 23 September 1865, Page 29
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