NAPIER.
September 9th 1874. To the Editor of the Wananga. Salutation to you, My word to you, It is a very good idea of yours asking the Tribes and chiefs of the whole Island to send correspondents. Friend, We meet on the road like a tb the, j sides of the Heavens', When this Isliattd was - alive y. the people were like a (iEura) -but;''now through death and sickness, we are all' wrong, there is a Proverb. We have, to strive the same as the New Zealand Lily. (Rengarenga*): • Tuhdurangi ?&''.' has Elected a Committee to hold; their larid^.' jwhich :ia called a (Putaiki) td prevent, the laws wbielx are hurtful to our districts. I hope you. will endeavour to ask the tribes - arid; chiefs of the ; whole Island to send all their thoughts to you, so that the whole Island can be of one prihppie. .iiiave. another word Jo say to the tribes and chiefs, of the island; i.e. to see and elect a large Committee for this Island,, which is to be called the Great Heart of New Zealand: Here I conclude my, words to you, From your Friends, Tamati, Paora, Rangianui, From Parekarangi.
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Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 6, 24 October 1874, Page 23
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195NAPIER. Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 6, 24 October 1874, Page 23
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