He mea atu tenei kia rongo o matou hoa Maori ki nga pukapuka mo ratou e takoto ana ite whare kohi pukapuka. Ko nga pukapuka katoa e tukua mai ana ki tenei whare e utna ana, e te kai tuku ki reira, ete kai tqngo ki walio ra nci; lie ritenga tenei no nga iwi katoa oto ao. Mo tc pukapuka kotalii tntakiwha te pene; lie utu iti tenei ua whakaaroa nga mea e hoatn ana ki tc liunga tuliitulii o not wliare i roto ite tan kotalii. K wliakaaro ana niatou kc tikanga pai tenei mo nga lioa Maori; ki tc tukua a ratou pukapuka ki tenei wliare, ka ata tae, a, ka holioro te tae ki nga tangata mo ratou nga pukapuka. Nga mea c takoto ana i taua whare— Ki a tloliepa. Ki a lhaka Te Knuri, kei Pukaki Ki a Korolieke. Ki a Maliere Kuril. Ki a Ohon, he i'akelia. Ki a Perekara. Ki a Pirhnaiwaho. Ki a Putoetoe. Ki a Te Pulii liaraulic Taniora. Ki a Kawiri Awalioa. Ki a Tiwai, kei Tuliua. Ki a Wireniu, kciOkalm.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 57, 27 February 1851, Page 3
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182Untitled Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 57, 27 February 1851, Page 3
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