He Korero mo te whakawa hou a Te Hiana i te "Waka Maori "mo te whakapaeteka a taua Nupepa ki a ia.
E Kua ana, kua tae te tono a te Kawanatauga ki a Te Hiana, kia kaua e kawea e ia tana whakawa hou mo te "Waka Maori" ki tonga otinga, engari me whakamutua eia inaianei. Ko te whakahoki a Te Hiana mo taua tono a te Kawanatanga, koia tenei Kia utua rawatia e te Kawangatanga te kotalii rau pauna (£100) ki a ia, hei hoatu mana ki nc-a Hohipera me nga whare whangai i nga rawakorc'ratou ko nga pohara; kia tuhituhia rawatia hoki e te Kawa natanga tetalii pukapuka ki a ia, kei panui niana ki te Paremata, kia riro rawa mai enei mea e rua i a ia katahi ano ia ka whakaae kite whakamutu i tana whakawa. Ko nga korero mo roto ote pukapuka a te Kawangatanera e kiia ake nei, he ripeneta, he whakaae ki to ratou hara, he whakaatu kite ao ito ratou pouri mo a ratou whakapaeteka kia Te Hiana
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Wananga, Volume 4, Issue 38, 22 September 1877, Page 374
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177He Korero mo te whakawa hou a Te Hiana i te "Waka Maori "mo te whakapaeteka a taua Nupepa ki a ia. Wananga, Volume 4, Issue 38, 22 September 1877, Page 374
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