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Maori
in relation to theft are harmful, or that Pakeha wrong you. For these reasons I base my decision on the Queen's [law], and so give you £35, which is half of the payment for your pigs; and the money will be handed over at Ngamotu. The reason I agree to this is because no law existed before to dissuade Pakeha from stealing from you. And there should be no such case after this. Now, my friends, I have agreed, according to the Queen's [law], to this consideration for you. And so I say farewell, and call on you to continue thus with your love for the Queen, for although she is far away from you, she still has great
ki tahae, kia he ranei nga Pakeha ki a koutou. No konei ka mea ahau no roto i a te Kuini taku whakaae kia hoatu ki a koe nga pauna e toru tekau ma rima, he hawhe enei o nga utu o au poaka; me homai aua moni ki a Ngamotu. Te mea e rite ai taku whakaae ki tenei, na te ture kore i mua hei whakawehi i te tahae o nga Pakeha ki a koutou. E kore ra e penei tetahi tikanga a muringa atu nei. Na, e aku hoa, kua whakaaetia e au ano te Kuini tenei whakaaro ki a koutou. Ka kia atu nei e au hei konei ra, a, ka karanga au ki a koutou kia penei tonu tou koutou aroha ki a te Kuini, ahakoa kei tawhiti i a ia i a koutou, e nui

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