HE KUPU ATU ENEI KI NGA HOA TUHI MAI.
Tenei nga moni kua tae mai a Hoani te Rangikangaiho, raua ko Paora Ropiha, mo a raua nupepa. Ko te reta a Paora Ropiha mo te mahi katikati hipi, mete reta hoki Ote Runanga Ote Wairoa, mo Miti Para, hei tera nupepa puta ai taua rua. Ko nga rongoa mo te takuta. i tuhi mai nei a Teiwi Piori, tcna kua riro atu —na te Whitimoa i lioatu. Man ra e titiro ki tc nv.pepa ote 1!) o nga ra o Ilepetcma, kei reira te reta, e ki na koe, mo te matenga o Henare te Apatari. Ko te reta a Renata Pukututu mo te pouaka i makere ki Patangata kua tukuna atu e niatau ki a Kere—te tangata nana te pouaka. Ko tc panuitanga a nga tangata o te "VVairoa, hei tera nupepa. Ko te reta a Koheaekore c taia e niatau. no te mea lie whakapae whanako kite tangata. Engari ki tc mea lie whanako ta te tangata lie mea tika kia whakawakia kite Turekia marama ai—muri iao ka tika ai ce ta kite nupepa.
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Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 9, 3 October 1863, Page 1
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186HE KUPU ATU ENEI KI NGA HOA TUHI MAI. Waka Maori, Volume I, Issue 9, 3 October 1863, Page 1
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