{Kite kai tuhituhi ite Karere o Nui Tireni.)
E Hoa.—Kua rongo ahau, tenei a Ngapuhi te wehi nei ki nga iwi o runga. E rapu ana ahau ite tikanga o tenei wehi, no te haerenga pea o Panakareao ki runga, i kiia ai, ka polo atu nga iwi o runga nei kite wakangaro i a Ngapuhi; meheraea koia tdnei ko ta ratou wehi, e he ana, kihai nga iwi o runga nei i tahuri atu ki a Panakareao. He pono ano tana haerenga mai ki konei ki a Ngatiwatua, otiia, ko te tawafnga atu a te Kawau ki aia, i tana meatanga, "Ko wai to pakeha ? Ko toku pakeba ko te Kawana. Ko toku taone ko Poneke, ko toku taone ko Kaekoura. ko toku taone ko Taranaki, ko toku taone ko Akarana, na kotahi ake enei taone e tohea nei e au, ko Kororareka,". he teka noa, kihai a te Kawau i penei, bore rawa. E kore nga iwi o konei e haere kite whawhai ki a Ngapuhi. E wakaaro ana ahau te mea i wakatakariri ai a Panakareao, mo te ki o Hone Heke, " parakuiki a Ngatiwatua, hei Una te Rarawa." Koia a hau ka tuhituhi atu ai i tenei pukapuka, kia taia kite Nuipepa, kia rongo ratou ite kore take mo ta ratou wehi. Naku, na, H K.
Na ko matou, kua oti nei o matou ingoa te tuhitubi ki tenei pukapuka, e mea ana, ka whakaae atu matou ko Ngatetemaoho katoa kite ka'mga e tukua nei e Kaibau. Ko Pukikohe, ma Kaihau ma ano e hoko, otira ma te Karaka e whakaro ki tetahi mea mo Mohi, a ma ratou ano a Wakaupoko. Na ko Kaihau ma e whakaae ana kia whakamutua ta ratou totohe ki Ramarama, Waiau, me nga kainga e tukua ana e matou. Na ka wakaritea tenei pukapuka e nga tangata katoa, katahi ano ka mutu te kino. Ka utua ta Kaihau, ka utua ano hoki ta matou. Koia matou katoa i pat nei ki tenei pukapuka, ka tuhituhi iho i o matou ingoa i tenei ra, te tekau o Noweina, 1843. Wiremu Wata, Kaihau, Wiremu Wetere,Warrakau, PoUARAMA, KATIPA, Hone Piha, Ihaia Manga, Paora Te Iwi, Rapata Pangoaho-, Moihi, Hori, Te Pepbne, Paora Taui, Epiiia Putini. Athepene Kaihau. Kaititiro, I Gkorge Clarke, ') E. Meurant. Ko Wiremu Wetere, anake i kino ki tenei maunga rongo. e tohe ana ia kia whakakahore i tona whakaaetanga otiia, e kore tenei pukapuka e taka.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 3, Issue 2, 1 February 1844, Page 10
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406{Ki te kai tuhituhi i te Karere o Nui Tireni.) Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 3, Issue 2, 1 February 1844, Page 10
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