Kohimarama, Wahi o Ruatahuna, Hune 8, 1872. E hoa tena koe. Kua huihui nga rohe o te Urewera i te 7 o nga ra Hune nei. Kati ko te kupu kua marama i au mo tenei hui he whakatu i nga rangatira e 70 o te Urewera hai whakahaere i nga tikanga pai ki runga kite iwi kia marama ai nga tikanga o te Ture. Tuarua, he tiaki tonu i tona rohe koi pa mai te kino mete hara hoki ki oku takiwa. Tuatoru, ko te kore kaore e tukua tetahi wahi o tona whenua mo te hoko ranei mo te tuku ranei kite tangata, kite pakeha ranei. Tuawha, he kore kaore e pai ki Te Kooti Whakawa Whenua, ruri whenua, kereme ranei. Kati, kaore ano kia mutu noa nga korero o tenei hui. Kia mutu tera ano e whakaaturia ki a koe. Tenei hoki tetahi kupu ki a koe. Ko Te Waru e haere mai ana ki konei ki te tangi mate. Ara, kei a koe te tikanga mo taua tangata e marama ai. E hoa, tena te pauna ka riro atu mo te nupepa hei tiki atu i nga korero katoa. Mau enei korero katoa e tuku kite perehi. Heoi nga kupu. Na to pononga iti, Na TUTEKANA.HI.T7. Ki Nepia ki a Te Omana, ara kite Kawanatanga.
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Waka Maori, Volume 8, Issue 14, 17 July 1872, Page 94
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