Tenei ka timataia he Karere ki ngatangata Maori, aka mahia tonutia, ka per hoki mete Karere ote Kaivanatanga ki nga Pale eha. Ka taia ano nga Panuitanga me nga Whakaaturanga a te Kawanatanga, rite tonu kite tikanga ote Karere Pakeha; mehemea ra ka kitea he mea e tau ana hei painga mo te iwi Maori, he mea ranei e hiahiatia ana e ia, ahakoa he tikanga mo te tinana ote tangata, mo tana whenua ranei, mo ana taonga ranei. Ko nga kupu katoa a Te Kawanatanga ki nga iwi Maori, ka korerotia nuitia atu ki roto ki tenei pukapuka, a kahore atu he ora mo te korero. Ko nga kupu o roto e haere atu ana. i rung ai te mana ote Kawana, ote Minita mo nga Maori ranei. Na me whakamana enei kupu me enei Panuitanga e nga
tangata katoa, me whakarongo ano hoki.
Na
TE RAHERE,
Minita mo nga Maori.
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Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 9, 22 December 1865, Page 27
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Tapeke kupu
152Untitled Ko te Kahiti o Niu Tireni, Issue 9, 22 December 1865, Page 27
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