TAKIWA O MAKETU.
He Whenua Rahui. (Ko tenei reta e panuitia ana kia mahiotia ai e nga Maori katoa o Maketu). Ki a te Karaka Maketu, Hune Bth, 1574. B ho a, —He whakaatu tena ki a koe i nga rolie o a matou whenua; ara o nga whemia o matou tupuna, no te mea kua kai a Ngatipikiao i aua whenua. Ko te whenua ka hoatu ki a koe ko Te Kaharoa, hai tiaki mai mau, mo te tangata poko noa kite hoko. Ka timata i te piriti i Te Taheke, haere touu i te awa o Kere puta noa ki waho, ara ki Waitararila; tapahi ki Te Kahiti, Te Apunga-a-Matarae, nga Rua-a-Pikiahu, Te Kauanga-o-Parehingaia; ka haere ite awa o Kaikokopu, Pokopoko, ka puta ki Pukearuhe, ka tapahi ki Te Taheke. Ko te take i wehea ai a Te Papanui e matou. hai tautohe ma matou ki o matou hoa tautohe. Ko tenei whenua kua whakaaturia atu nei ki a koe hai whenua tuturu mo a matou tamariki. E koi*o, whakahaerea atu hold e koe kite Runanga, kite Tumuaki, ki nga Mema. Ofcira mau te tikauga, kaore matou. Na Te Pokitta Takanui. Hap eta Te Paktjku. Te Eanapia. Te "YVaata Taranui. Te Hareti Tk Whanarehe. Otira na Ngatitekinga katoa.
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Waka Maori, Volume 10, Issue 15, 28 July 1874, Page 191
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210TAKIWA O MAKETU. Waka Maori, Volume 10, Issue 15, 28 July 1874, Page 191
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