Te Kawana Hou.
No te 20 o nga ra o Hanuere, i u ai te Kawana hou ki Poneke. Ko tona ingoa ko Sir William Francis Drummond Jervois. Akuanei ka karanga te Maori ko Kawana Herawahi, ina whakamaoritia. I haere mai i te Koroni o Hauta Atararia. Ko te Kawana ia o tera Koroni i enei tau kua mahue nei; he Kawana tino pai e ai ta te korero. Kua puta mai tana rongo nui. Tana ekenga ki uta, e whitu mano te pakelia i kui hui kite tawhiri ki aia. Ka nui te koa. Hui ana nga Minita o te Kawanatanga, nga Pihopa me nga minita o nga kahi, me nga pakelia o Poneke, te iti, te rahi, te tane, te wahine, te koroheke, te rurahi, te tamariki, hui katoa ana kite kawe i to tatou Kawana me tona hoa wahine ki to raua whare, mete hurei tonu, mete tangi tonu nga tetere, nga taramu mete paku nga pu repo. Heoi tuku ana nga pakeha i a ratou korero pai. Whakahoki ana te Kawana i ana ka mutu. Me inoi tatou kite Atua mana e homai he ngakau pai kia ia kia aroha ai ia ki nga Maori kia noho marire ai tatou katoa i raro i tona Kawanatanga.
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Bibliographic details
Korimako, Issue 13, 15 March 1883, Page 2
Word Count
210Te Kawana Hou. Korimako, Issue 13, 15 March 1883, Page 2
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