Whakautu Waea.
Kia te Hati Houkamau, kia Neho Kopuka, kia Pine Tuhaka, kia Wiremu Keiha. Tena koutou, me nga morehu o te iwi Porourangi o te Tairawhiti, tena koutou te alma o koutou tuakana taina matua, kua weho atu ia kolito'u'i kona, ia matau i konei, kia ora koutou i roto i te aroha o to tatau Atua o to tatau Ariki, o tatau kia tatau akc i te ao uei. 1. Tenei ta koutou waea mai ote 18 No-c-niii noi. kr.a tae mai kiau, e whakaatu mai ana kua topu nga robe me nga hapu o N'Porou k;itoa kite tautuko ite pooti o Apirana Ngata mo te Paremata o te Koroni e tu mai nei. 2. Tuarua kia kaha kite awhina atu i to pooti o Apirana Xgata nga tangata o Wairarapa nei. 8. E boa ma, ka pewheatia e koutou a \Yi Pere, kua oti ranei ia koutou te pooti. Whakaaturia mai kia uiohio atu ai matan. •A. I kite ahau ia \Yi Pere i Poneke i tenei Paremata ano, i patai an kia ia, mehemea tera ano ia etu kite pooti mo te Paremata, tona kupu mai, ko tenei tunga kia ia ano, ka ki atu an, haerc koc kite whnre Ariki k: te putahitanga o nga hua nuinobo mai ai. Tona kupu kiau hei alia te nohoanga mangc-re na; no roira ka tino marama ahau !:ei te kaha tona hiahia kia tu tonu ia hei niema mo tc whare o raro nei, koia ahau i patai atu ai kia koutou, mehemea kua unnhia e AVi Pere tona kupu, e pai ana me whakaatu mai e koutou kia niohio atu matau, te take ko te tuarongo tena o tatau pooti. Heoi kia ora. 11. T. Whatahoro.
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Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 27, 18 December 1905, Page 6
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289Whakautu Waea. Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 27, 18 December 1905, Page 6
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