Wairoa, Pepuere 12, 1865. Ki a te Kai tuhi 0 te Waka Maori. E hoa, taia kite nupepa kia rongo nga tangata ko te ra tenei i mate ai taku hoa a Hariata tuahine o Toha. Ko tona mate he mate kino rawa ; i kohia nga kiko i mua. muri iho ka mate, lvaore i ora ite mahi a te takuta. No tona mateuga ka waiata : Tenei e muri ahiahi takoto kite moe, He tini te whakaaro te wawata o roto. Kia hoki mai whakatipu, ekore hoki mai He korongoatuatu ki wanga ra. Tenei tetahi. Ko nga iwi o roto ote Wairoa kai te mahi kai mate anahera, ma te Hau Pai Marire. Tona iwi porangi ano tenei ko Ngatikahungunu i mua te mahi nei ki tenei takiwa. Na te Wat a te Wiienua Nui.
[Kaore i ata marama nga kupu o te waiata i roto i to pukapuka e Wata. Engari ka tulii raai koe kia marama nga reta. Ekira ia kai te mahi kai nga tangata ma te anahera parau nei ! Koia kei a ia u ana, u a taua atua, e hemo kai ana. Hua noa he atua ia me huri noa mai tena hanga te kai. Kaore, me mahi a tangata ano ia.]
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Waka Maori, Volume II, Issue 45, 4 March 1865, Page 3
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