OTAKI.
September 21st 187 S. To Henry Tomoana, Greeting, We have recieved a Journal of yours the Wananga, which says to send correspondence for the Wananga. So we send you our thoughts about our Lands, these-are the names of the Lands viz, Tirau, Niu, Motuwhakakumu, Kerikeringa, Haruru, Potaka, JBTei o Paretaha, Okautea, Tawhitikoko, Whareputa, Papakapatua, Tihio-Karioi, Titongi, Ahiateao, Kenetango, Maungaroa, Otukawhau, Taurangatahi, Pureirei, Whakatuarea, Wehetamaiti, Papa, Mangaharakeke, Tawhiriwhiri, Auroa, Pitomaahurangi, Kaorao. These lands are at Patetere, these are the names of our Lands of our Ancestor of (Turora,) and we do not wish these to be sold, these are the names of the persons that own these Lands, which we insert. Friend, send me a copy of your Journal, From, Karanamu Whakaheke, Maata Ruatahapari, Riria Tawhera, Peina Hamaka, Wirihana Rimuroa, Aterea Tanehe, Kere- Hamaka, Peina Tahipara, Tamihana Karanama, Merania Karanama, Ripera Unu, Tamati Raifapiri.
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Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 6, 24 October 1874, Page 24
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144OTAKI. Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 6, 24 October 1874, Page 24
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