He Tangi mo Te Rauparaha.
Kaore te mamae ngau kino i roto ra e he maunga tu noa te tihi ki kapiti ka ngaro ra e te ki o te whenua moe mai ra i runga te kaipuke kia whaka mau koe te ata o te moana e tuai koe ki te whaka hau riri whakahaerea ra arunga te tai heke kia piki atu koe te tihi o Ingarani. Taku rata tutahi taku whakamarumaru uunuhia noatia i waenga i te hono i te Niu Atitoa te kapohia koe i te mata ahuraia i te r,anga maro i te whanapotai i te ngutu ote pu. Ka pa te karanga ita mamae karere au ko te po mawai e whakahoki te waiora ki muri ra ka ea to mate ma o mokopuna e ma Te Wherowhero e ma Te Tumuhuia tenei nga iwi te takoto tonu nei, me moe toitoi hare ra e pa hei maunga rongo ma te atua i te rangi ma Matene ra ma Tamehana ra e makorua hoki e tuki kite reinga i ki tea mai ai ko te ture pai ko te ture kohuru i parea mai ai maku anake nga hara i raruraru ai au e. Na Hare Bauparaha.
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Korimako, Issue 22, 15 December 1883, Page 5
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203He Tangi mo Te Rauparaha. Korimako, Issue 22, 15 December 1883, Page 5
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