TURANGA.
E korero mai ana etahi tangata o Turanga ko a ratou whenua e pau ana i te pakeha te whakawai, i te patipati, i te aha. Kahore matou e mohio ana kite pono o enei korero, i te peheatanga ranei. Otira kua oti e matou te whakaatu i mua tenei te Ture kua vrhakaturia e te Kawanatanga i runga i te tono a nga tangata o Heretaunga, be Ture wbakahaere i nga Eetinga me nga Hokonga wbenua Maori kia tika ai te main; kia kore ai e riro kuare nga wbenua i runga i te ngahau o te kai waipiro, i te aba atu —kia riro rawa atu e riro ana i runga ite tika. Na, kua mohio koutou e hiahia ana te Eawanatanga kia baeret ika aua mahi. JNa koutou te kore kaore e tono kite Kawanatanga kia whakaturia taua Ture ki Turanga. Eua tu hoki ki konei ki Heretaunga, ko te Komihana bei wbakahaere kei konei e nobo ana.
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Waka Maori, Volume VII, Issue 4, 2 May 1871, Page 21
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162TURANGA. Waka Maori, Volume VII, Issue 4, 2 May 1871, Page 21
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