He Whakautu Reta i te Puke.
Tahaenui, Pepuere 12th 1899. Kia Waata Hipango. Tena koe mete iwi. Mau etuku atu enei kupu ruarua kia panuitia ete Tiupiri, hei whakahoki ite panui aroha ataku hoa i panui nei moku i roto ite Puke-ki-hikurangi. Ka whakamihi atu au kia koe e toku hoa me to panui moku I.—Ko Toki kia haere au kite patu wera kote mea tera epahure iau, ae, katika to korero ko te ika kaha hoki tera ote ao ekore emate ia koe tae atu hoki ki to tangata maku ka mate. m 2.—Eki ana te whakatauki a oku tipuna, ka mate taha uta, "ka mate taha moaria," Waihoki inaia nei ka mate taua ika kaha ote moana ka mate hoki nga ture kaha ote Paremata. Na inaia nei ka kite iho koe ite tika otaku whakahoki moto panui, kua hinga koe me to panui. Me pooti mai koe kiau me to iwi me to tangata nana nei takorua panui. Heoi kaore au nei e tuhituhi pakeha i toku nei ingoa he maori tonu hoki au nei. Ehoa tena koe. Na tohoa aroha, Taare Mete.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 2, Issue 49, 23 February 1899, Page 11
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186He Whakautu Reta i te Puke. Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 2, Issue 49, 23 February 1899, Page 11
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