He Whakautu Panui.
Kia te Otene Paora kei Orakei. E hoa he ngakau mihi ake mo to tao nga me nga ritenga e korero nei to panui me te mahara hoki o te ngakau he mea pai tino pai tena taonga he taonga na te iwi kore matauranga i kite he mea pai ano kia cukua nga tauira ki tou iwi Maori ki nga niotu erua nei, otira tukra mai ki Waiiaiapa nei titahi tauix*a maku e whakahaere ki oka hapu me kore e manaakitia to taonga e nga hapu uiaha o Wairarapa nei heoi ano nga kupu na to hoa aroha pono H LR Kingi Papawai Grey town North. Kia orate Etita me tou komiti.
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Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 30, 24 February 1906, Page 6
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116He Whakautu Panui. Puke ki Hikurangi, Issue 30, 24 February 1906, Page 6
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