Mema mo te Taihauauru.
Matahiwi O Whanganui. Kite Etita o te "Puke Ki Hikurangi." Tena koe, mau e tuku atu ena kupu kia mauri e te "Puke" ki nga marae o te motu nei, kia kite, kia rongo hoki era atu hapu, me era atu iwi, tangpta e whaimana nei ki tetuku pooti monaki tetabi tangata kia tu hei mema mo te nohoanga Paremats, o te Koroni o Niu Tireni o te Tai Hauauru nei. E hoa ma kia ora koutou i raro i nga manakitanga a to tatau Ariki, mete aroha
noa o to tatau matua kia tatau. Tenei e nga iwi, e nga hapu, ka whakaatu ake i te ahua o nga whakaaro a nga iwi a nga hapu a nga rangatira a nga matauranga i tae ake kite hui i Pungarehu waahi o Parikino o roi;o o Whangnui, i tu i te 30 o nga ra o Hepeteuaa 1905. Ko nga mema i tae ake ki taua hui. Ko Eruera te Kahu, ko Pitiera Taipua, me etahi tangata hapai i efcahi atu ruema. Ko te tino whakaavi i tau i enei hapu, koia tenei ko Eruera te Kahu hei mema tuturu ina enei hapu. Ko te Iharaira mo te Kahu. " N'Hine mo te Kahu. " N'Pamoana mo te Kahu. " Poutama mo te Kahu. " N'Ruaktf mo te Kahu. " N'Hau mo te Kahu. " N'Kura mo te Kahu. " N' Uenuku mo te Kahu. " N'Haua o Taumarunui mo te Kahu. Na ka hua tenei ki Mangawhero te Awaiti me ona rohe katca, o nga Poutama, o N,Rangi, tae noa ki nga Wairiki kia N'Huru kei a te Kahu katoa taane wahine e whai mana ana enei hapu kite pooti. Na he inoi atu hoki tenei na matau na enei hapu katoa, kia awhinatia e koutou tenei o tatan mema ate Kahu l naianei, hei hari atu i o tatau hiahia me o tatau poun me o tacau mamae kite wbare o Tutenganahau, ara, kite Paremata, hei taanga mana\va ake mo tatau i enei tau e heke iho nei kia tatau. Ko tenei e nga iwi kia aiaia, kia kakama, kia uaua kite hapai ito tatau hoa hei mema mo tatau. Heoi kia tau ano te aroha mete rangimarire kia koutou e nga iwi e nga hapu. Na te Ture Poutama. Aitua te Rake i waho o Koriniti. Whanganui.
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Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 26, 25 November 1905, Page 5
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386Mema mo te Taihauauru. Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 26, 25 November 1905, Page 5
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