WAIROA.
Tenei kua rongo matou ki nga mahi a nga tangata ote Wairoa kite kai ite waipiro. E k iana ehara ite ahua tangata te ahua o tera kainga i tenei takiwa. Ka tata te heke ki roto kite kuaretanga raAvataiiga ena iwi e main tonu neiki tekal i taua kai whakaporangi i te whakaaro. E pouri rawa ana matou ki tenei maki, note mea he rongo pai te rongo o taua kainga i mua atu nei i to ratou kaha ki te pehi i tera kino i te Hau Hau. Kaua rawa koutou nga tangata o te Wairoa e whai kite tauira kino o nga pakeka knare i to koutou kainga, koi rawa kore koutou, koi he noa iho. Inahoki, me titiro koutou ki nga pakeha pera kaore e puta tona ingoa, kaore e aha—noho tonu ai i rotol te paruparu. Ko te Kai-whakawa o reira kua tino mea inaianei Ida pehia taua kino. Koia hold me koutou nga Kuini maori me uru tahi koutou kite pehi, no te mea kotahi ano to tatou whakaaro ko te noho tika, ko te pehi i te Hau Hau, ko te hapai i nga ture o te Kuini.
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Waka Maori, Volume III, Issue 60, 23 September 1865, Page 29
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196WAIROA. Waka Maori, Volume III, Issue 60, 23 September 1865, Page 29
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