PAPAWAI,
15 Maehe, 1898. Kite Etita o Te Tiupiri. Tena koe mete Komiti oTe Tiupiri E mihi ake ana ahau mo te kupu a Te Tiupiri e kirai nei i te huarahi i hoki haere ai te tipu 0 te iwi Maori, a ko te iwi Pakeha e piki haere tonu atu ana. Na e ki ana ahau koia nei tetahi tino take nui hei tunga mo tetahi Hui, kia kimihia taua take. He take tika tenei hei whakatakotokite aroaro ote Hui 0 teKotahijanga, kia ata rapua te take i pera hi, ma nga "ti Taane me nga komiti Wahine e rapu Y l;lke ' pera ai; na kite pera hei reira naukorero ai te take i pa mai ai taua mateki tinana, he tika, ko etahi 0 au a mate na iga 'viiakahaere Pakeha, ko etahi na tatau ano, 10 reira he mea tino tika rawa kia kaha tatau' e ra i )U ' n ß' a huarahi katoa i mate ai tatau i enei mate e kimi nei Te Tiupiri. Na kati 10 a %.u kupu i konei-, tera ke atu te roanga, me la,ho a^e mo te wa etu ai tenei korero hei e " a au koi- ero ai. kia orate Etita me nga neiria katoa 0 Te Tiupiri. Niniwa Heremaia.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 14, 5 April 1898, Page 3
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212PAPAWAI, Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 14, 5 April 1898, Page 3
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