Ko nga Rangatira Maori e mohio ana kite tono kia homai nga wai a Tamihana ki roto ki a ratau Karaihe Waipiro, kaati i mua atu i te inumanga, i mua atu ano i te paanga ki nga ngutu, ka miho iho “Kia Ora.” Na ko te Rangatira Maori tuarua, ta tono kia homai tana Karaike kei te Wai anake a Tamihana, kahore he Waipiro, na ko ta tenei mihi “Kia Ora Ka pai rawa te wai reka wai ariari a Tamihana.”
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Southland Times, Issue 22293, 7 April 1934, Page 4
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