Ko te utu ote reta ote kawana ka panuitia ki raro iho nei:
" Ngaruawahia, 19 o Maehe 1863. E koro e te kawana, Tena koe, tenei ka tae mai to reta i tuku mai nei i taranaki ki a matou. E Pa, ka tika to whakaaro mo te pai, pena ana ano ta matou nei me tau. E pa, whakarongo mai, kei te raruraru te Iwi mo te whare o Wiremu ite kohekohe, otira kei te Atua te wbakaaro mo enei tini tikanga. Heoi ano. Na ou hoa aroha. na te Paea, na Makereca, na Tula, na Patara. „ Te tari, Akarcna, Pepuere 26-1863. "E boa ma, tena korua. He whakaatu te--nei naku kia korua, ka tata tctabi wa-apu tauranga pott te hanga e nga pakeha kite maareretanga o te huarahi hou ki Manga tawhiri, he mea ki a tika ai te harihari i nga kai ma nga boia i te paraki. 1 tubituhia ai e au i te pukapuka nei, he mea kei rapurapu koutou kite tikanga ota ratou mahi. Na to korua hca, ki a Poata, ki a T ara 'P' ne . kei Pokeno.
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Hokioi o Nui-Tireni, e rere atuna, 24 March 1863, Page 1
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185Ko te utu o te reta o te kawana ka panuitia ki raro iho nei: Hokioi o Nui-Tireni, e rere atuna, 24 March 1863, Page 1
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