HOKINGA MAI O TE MATENGA KI NIU TIRANI.
Ko te tokomaha o o matoa hoa korero nei i tenei Niupepa kua mohio ki a Te Matenga, ko te tino Kai-whakarite whakawa hoki ki Niu Tirani i mua a he tino hoa aroha no nga Iwi Maori, lur nui tona wliakaaro pai ki a latou. Kei-ie uiahara pea eia4ti ki tehaerenga o Te Matenga ki Ingarani ka toru nei nga latro tona haerenga ka h .ki mai ueL He mate nui te take i haerc ai, kua oraora ake tenei. Tena e hatf ona- hoa Pakeha, Maori boki, ki a ia ka hoki mai nei ki KiwTirani. Eke nwi ana raua ko Mil'il Matenga i runga i te kaipnke r a in "Kiiigiiana", r rere aiai i Raiiana, no te 2* o te marcumr ka u mai ki koneL
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 22, 31 December 1858, Page 6
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138HOKINGA MAI O TE MATENGA KI NIU TIRANI. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 22, 31 December 1858, Page 6
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