OTAKI.
Hepetema 9, 1874. Kite Kai-whaka-haere oTe Wananga. Tena koe, e whakapai ana au ki nga mahi aTe Wananga kua tae mai nei ana panui kia matou, kua kite au 1 ana korero, e ki ana he nui tona aroha kite tema, mete tuakana, mete whanairngatanga ote tangata, he nui tona aroha kite tangata Maori, he nui tona aroha ki a Papa kite matua ote tangata, na Papa ka kua te tangata he tangata, a, na te iwi ka kua te Rangatira he Rangatira, kite kore a Papa, mete iwi Maori, kaore ra he Rangatira o te iwi Maori,. E hoa ma puntia a Papa, waiho nga whenua kaore anoi hokona e koutou, whakatupuria he hipi, he kau morunga 1 o koutou whenua, tena koe e Te Wananga i puta mai nei koe i roto i te patene whakamutunga, i te ~ whakaaro o te tangata iti, kua mate hoki te tangata i runga 1 te mahi a nga tangata Rangatira, mate wheiraa mate tangata, ko tenei,. kia kaha tatou kite hapai iotatou whenua Maori, waiho te ingoa Kuihi i runga i te tangata, aua i te whenua, ka mutu. Na Pbbne Abasia.
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Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 4, 25 September 1874, Page 16
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192OTAKI. Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 4, 25 September 1874, Page 16
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