PONEKE.
Ko tenei kainga ko Poneke hei tino whakaarohatanga mo tatou i roto i tenei takiwa. Kahore pea o tua iho i penei te oho rere o te mate ki a ia. I te ru tata nei ngaro ana te whairawatanga o te tini o ana tangata ngahau kite ahuwhenua. E tika ana ano te panga o tena mea o te mate ki nga tangata katoa ; a, ko aua whiu ki a tatou, no roto i te pai, no roto i te atawhai o te Matua Sail a rawa. Ekore pea e ata kitea nga tikanga i pa ai i enei wa; otiia; i tera ao ka ata kitea. He mea ano, ka kitea i tenei ao te aroha i roto i aua mata, e penei ana te pai mete hilii otera i roto i te paroro, e kokiri ake ana i roto, a, ko reira puta ai te kupu mete kingi nui o Ikaraira i rn.ua, "marie ano au kia wliakawhiua." E liari ana matou no te mea kua whakaae nga tangata o Poneke ki tenei tikanga. Kua whakaae ratou kite kaha ote ringaringa o Ihowa, i te panga o tenei mate, a, kua mea koki, kia karangatia he ra, hei whakawhetai ki a ia mo ana atawliai. Kua mea kia puta uga whakawhetainga c 'ki te Kai Ilanga ote ao katoa mo ana atawliainga i kitea tatatia nei."
Otiia, me tuku atu i to ratou korero ake, i to te hunga mate; i tangohia mai i te nupepa o Poneke, i te 10 o nga ra o Pepuere. "He Huihuinga Nui.—Te Roanga. "I tera huihuinga i te Taite kua pahure he tini te tangata i tapoko mai, he nui nga rangatira. I turia ite ahiahi kite wliare mea miharo o Poneke, he whakaaro i etahi tikangamo te panga inai ote ru tata nei. Ko Te Ota, rangatira, te tumuaki o taua huihui. I waakaatu te Tumuaki, i nga mea i huihui ai ratou ki reira, he tuku, he wbakapuaki i nga kupu aroha o tetahi ki tetahi, mo te panga mai o tenei mate nui. Ko te tikanga tuatahi oto ratou huihui, he ki atu hi te rangatira o te Kawanatanga, kia karangatia e ia he ra hei whakawhetai kite Kai Hanga o te ao katoa mo tona tino atawliai, kia hoatu hoki nga whakapuakanga aroha mo te oranganoatanga ite ru. Ko te tuarua, he ai i nga tangata i ngaro nei ngataongai te panga mai o taua whiu, a, he tono atu kite Kawanataiga kia whakaritea mai aua taonga i n<*aro. Ko tetahi tikanga he whakapuaki atu i o ratou kupu pai ki nga Apiha o nga hoia, ki a Kanara Makewati, hoki, ki a Kanara Koura, mo to ratou tino aroha kite whakahoa i nga tangata, i a tatou i roto i tenei matenga. Ko tetahi tikanga, he tuhituhi atu kite Kawanatanga kia karangatia ~e ritenga mo nga whare, mo te ainuritanga o te aiea penei; a, ko te tikanga whakamutunga, he wnakawhetai, ki nga rangatira o nga tini kaipuke e manu i te awa nei, mo to ratou tangatanga ki j kawe i nga tangata, i hiahia nei kia ake ki o ratou kaipuke.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 3, 1 March 1855, Page 23
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529PONEKE. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 3, 1 March 1855, Page 23
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