TE HUIHUINGA MO TE PAIPERA.
I muri iho o tera tuhituhinga a matou, kua tu ano te huihui o tenei runanga, i te whare o nga Koroke Rawe. He tini nga mea whakaahuareka i korerotia i tenei whakaminenga, te whakamaoritangi hoki o te Paipera. I reira ano etalii rangatira Maori, a, puta ana o ratou kupu whakapai mo nga mea i kitea, mo nga mea i rangona. Kua rongo matou kua tu te koliikohi o nga iwi Maori mo te whakamaoritanga o nga Karaipiture. Ko to matou whakaaro tenei, ma nga tangata anake e utu te tainga o nga kupu ote Atua kite reo Maori. E mea ana ano matou, ekore e wliakakahoretia tenei tikanga e ratou, otira, e whakaaetia ano e ratou i roto i te ngakau ngahau.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 3, 1 March 1855, Page 26
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129TE HUIHUINGA MO TE PAIPERA. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 3, 1 March 1855, Page 26
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