land) mo nga mea e mamaetia ana e nga iwi Maori. Ko te he o te haere o Tawhiao e kiia ana ko te hokinga o Patara Te Tuhi kite inu waipiro no reira ka whakatangata-ke etahi o nga rangatira o Ingarangi i a Patara ma, ta te mea, na te ware tera mahi te whakanoa i te oati. Tetahi Pakeha e aroha mai nei ki a Tawliiao ma, e whakahoa ana ki runga ki nga mahi Pitihana ko Kere Nikora nana ra a Tongariro i piki, nana ra a Pelii Turoa, i whakamanuwliiri ki runga o Wlianganui. Kua pnta mai nga waea i naianci, kua tata te ra e huri mai ai te aroaro o te haere a Tawliiao. Nga mea ka huri mai nei ki Aotearoa, ko Topia Turoa, ko Te Kopilia, ko Te Wkeoro, ko Te Tuhi, ko Tawliiao, ka noho atu, e puritia, ana hold ia, e nga runanga Wliakatuatea o Ingarangi kia ata tae ai kite opitotanga ana mahi nunui i haere atu ai i runga Ite waimarie,—i runga i tana pepelia tika e ki nei, "Ka whakapapa pounamu te moana, ka tere te karoliirohi."
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Korimako, 15 September 1884, Page 2
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190Untitled Korimako, 15 September 1884, Page 2
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