HE KUPU ATU ENEI KI NGA HOA TUHI MAI.
He kore whakaaro a nga tangata kite whakarite i a ratou nupepa i mua i mahue ai ta matou mahi ite Waka Maori. A, ehara hoki tenei ka mahia atu nei i te mahi tumau. Eogari he whakaaro no matou kia taia atu tenei inea kotahi, kia rua ranei, hei poroporoake ki nga tangata, a ka wbakamutua ano. Engari e rongo ana matou e hurihuri whakaaro ana te Kawanatanga kia ta ; a he nupepa maori i tetahi wahi ote motu—kei Po Neke, kei Akarana, kei hea ranei. Kua tae noa mai te panuitanga o nga iwi o Whanganui mo te matenga ki Ohiwa i te rawbiti o Anaru Ngamanako—he toa taua no ratou. Ko Meretene te Matetnhora tetahi, he wahine rangatira i mate ki Matatera i a Hanuere 1870. Kua mahue te mahi ite nupepa i te wa i tae mai ai aua korero ; no reira i kore ai e taia atu—tetahi he roa no nga korero.
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Waka Maori, Volume VI, Issue 13, 30 August 1870, Page 54
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166HE KUPU ATU ENEI KI NGA HOA TUHI MAI. Waka Maori, Volume VI, Issue 13, 30 August 1870, Page 54
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