Kite Kai Tuhi ote Karere o Poneke.
Rangitikei, Maehe 17, 1858. E hoa, —He korero tenei na matou i tae kite pa o te Hapuku. Ka whakatakotoria te kupu o te Kawanatanga, ka tu a Noa Te Rauhihi ki runga ka karanga, "kite kinongia koutou e tatahi pa, rere atu ki tetahi pa j ruia
wbakaae ana to maua runanga, whia ana ki Taninriarangi kite pa ote Moananui, o Renata, o Tareha. Ka tua Wiremu Pukapukt ki ruuga, E hoa ma, whakarongo mai! Kahore he taugata hei korero mou, e Te Hapuku; e tigari tenei te kupu o te Kawanatatiga, o te Tare hoki, hei bspai! a koe ki to kaiogs ki Puuka* wa. Wbakaae ana aTe Hapuku, Kawea au ki Poukawa. Ka tu ko Metekingi ki runga:—Me haere au ki Ahuriri ki a le JVlakaiini hei hoa mo matou kite whukatakoto ite kupu o te Kawanatanga. Whakaae ana te Kunanga. No te 4 o Maehe ka tae mai ate Makariui Ka tahuna te pa kite ahi. No te 5 o nga ra ka haere matou katoa ki Poukawa, ka waiho jho e matou a Te Hapuku i reira. Ka homai eTe Hapuku nga moni mo matou £3o—no Te Moananui £3O. I au enei moui i a Ngatiraukavra. Ka mutu. Na te Rauhihi VVhamuko, Na Wiremu Pukapuka Te Kairaagatira, Na Ngawhaka Marenui Te Manea, Na Metekingi, Na Kawana Hunia Te Hakeke, Na Te Kaipnu, Na Paratiihi, Na Aperahama Te Huruhuru, Otira, naTe Runanga. oo
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Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 23, 12 April 1858, Page 3
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244Ki te Kai Tuhi o te Karere o Poneke. Karere o Poneke, Volume I, Issue 23, 12 April 1858, Page 3
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