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Maori
August 1850 Sir, McLean, Greetings. You have stayed there a long time. Perhaps after the discussions over Rangitikei you will come here, however, that is your decision. And I, I won't go to that discussion set down for Paraoanui, but I will remain in my village at Te Awahou for the talk about the boundary.
Akuhata 1850 E koro, e Te Makarini, Tena koe. Ka roa mai na tou nohoanga mai i kona. Kei nga korero pea o Rangitikei, ka tae mai ai pea koe, otira kei a koe ano te whakaaro. Me ahau hoki, kaore ahau e haere ki taua korero i whakatakotoria ana ki Paraoanui, ka noho tonu ahau i toku pa i Te Awahou mo te korero o te rohe.

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