NEPIA.
Hepetema, 9, 1874. Kite Kai tuku oTe Wananga. E hoa tena koe taku kupu ki a koe ka pai o korero ko tono mai i etahi korero ma-u i nga iwi maori me nga Rangatira katoa o te motu, e hoa ahakoa i tu%aki t&ufl ivtehuaraai jere, au nei ra kei te tafratu.. p ; te rangi, i tie oranga o tenei motu he kura te tangata mate ka mate kua he tatouj "a tenei ano te whakatauki me whakapakari ake pea e tatou kite hua o te Rengarenga, no te meakua tu toku Runanga pupuru wJieniia, to Tuhourangi he Putaiki, hei whaIrataha atui terinate'ate Kawanatanga, e here nei i o taton £akiwa*i e Iroa kia kaha to ifcncri*"nga whakaaro 6 nga fangata me ngaßangatira o te 'motu nei, kia homai ki a koe kia whano te kotahi he tikanga mo te mpt\i nei, tetehiovaku kupu ki nga tangata me nga Kangatir&oO te motu nei,.whakaarohia ana me Runanga nui mo 4;e raota nei; kia huaina ai te ingoa ko te Mauri nui o Nui Tireni, heoi aku: kdrero.ki a koe. . Nato hoa, Na Rangianui, Tamati Paoka Parekarangi. ! > No Parekarangi.
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Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 6, 24 October 1874, Page 23
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189NEPIA. Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 6, 24 October 1874, Page 23
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