Te Roia pakeha ki nga Kooti Whenua.
No te Taite ka mahue ake nei, ka tu he huihui nui ki Kemureti, Waikato; te take, he whakakorero i nga Maori, i nga Pakeha, mo nga Roia e hao nei te puku kite kai moni mana i nga Kooti Whenua Maori. Ko Raka tetahi Pakeha itu kite korero, kite whakake i te tikanga kukume mai i te hanga ngengero-roia. Rere ana te kupu a tena, a tena kai-taki. Ka wenea nei, ka hakuhakua nei,kahangurungurutia nei nga roia, te mutunga, he pana atu i aua kai-moni i nga Kooti Whenua Maori. Kaore, a, ko Te Whetumatarau te whenua i whakakurarurarutia e te Roia, opehia atu ana nga inoni ki nga roia, me he kotapipi e kauki ana, ko te aha ra i mahue ki nga uri whenua? Tena e Raka, turia; akuanei te mate parakura ai, pahoro ai ra nei. Tenei te pepeha o te roia-kai-moni, " Kia mate a-ururoa." Engari koa u a taua, na te Maori te wairangi i wharikitia ai nga takapau o te roia ki a moni; a, te utu o aua moni i horomia ra, heaha, teaha ?
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Korimako, Issue 12, 15 February 1883, Page 2
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188Te Roia pakeha ki nga Kooti Whenua. Korimako, Issue 12, 15 February 1883, Page 2
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