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English
Maori
Well, this is why I thought to write to you so you do not think that the agreement is done; there was not a majority, it was not liked, a few people approved it. Rawiri remains firm in his word and likewise Te Kani, both are the same in saying that it not be given for a town. Kahutia's letter is a lie; it was not from the people, he alone wrote it secretly.
Koia au i mea ai kia tuhia atu ki a koe, kei mea koe ka rite te whakaae, kaore he tokomaha, kaore i pai, he ruarua nga tangata i pai. Ko Rawiri kai te pakeke tonu tana kupu, ko Te Kani kei te pera ano a raua kupu, kia kore e tukua hai taone. He parau iana te pukapuka a Kahutia. Ehara i nga tangata nana anake i tuhituhia ngarotia i tera.

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