OTAKI.
October 16th 1874. To Henry Tomoana, Greeting you and also the Wananga, I am very thankful for the words which has come to us, which says, to send a load for him, very good. Here we send you a few words, for our Maori friends to look at, although the Wananga. It is aww all word, the word whioh is put on board of you. which I hope you will not rejeotas this work «srm the beginning and will reach the large words, xiuma the Wananga, you have sought some method for us - atpretient also for the whole Island, for the disease of man, and also the land, seeking that way M vei y good. All the words that are in the Wananga for persons in the whole Island, so that all tn ~® B ***" and also every person xioh and. poor, so that it will be a good word for you the Wananga; to »U of your tribes, Taogaroa untie, untie, from the wnfwdi imtil the evil, untie it to be clear. All whioh are doing no good to our vus., Chiefs, Jealousy, 111-feeling, and turning round one agpinst the other, and also other difficulties of thislsland, and then perhaps there might be some
consolation for as But we shall know more as we go ou. That is all of these words. From your friend, Perenara te Tesve.
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Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 7, 10 November 1874, Page 35
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229OTAKI. Wananga, Volume 1, Issue 7, 10 November 1874, Page 35
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